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Beta 9 released

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Of course "None" and "Static" would be the less realistic setting, while varied and changing weather should give better results.

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"Society has become so fake that the truth actually bothers people".

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3 minutes ago, Murmur said:

Of course "None" and "Static" would be the less realistic setting, while varied and changing weather should give better results.

Ok thanks I setting was hidden below, just need to slide it down a bit. I also notice the rescan button at the top for scanning the latest weather in the real weather mode for the latest weather.

31 minutes ago, Murmur said:

Of course "None" and "Static" would be the less realistic setting, while varied and changing weather should give better results.

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Only available for "Manual Weather". I always fly with real weather.

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On 10/27/2022 at 12:06 PM, Murmur said:

I think they're doing pretty well compared to those who have a much bigger budget (same cloud height, thickness and coverage in both sims):

Honestly, I actually think the clouds and lighting in XP12 look better in your shots, much more natural (although low resolution). I love how MFS looks and it can produce spectacular views with great performance, but I feel it tends to over exaggerate the saturation and lighting to produce pleasing but less natural effects.

If LR can improve the performance on similar hardware, it's a great way forward.

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