4 hours ago, Vitold69 said:

ABSOLUTELY! Sometimes it seems like people are still stuck 10 years in the past. Or we can call it paranoia. )) 

As for RealTurb. Different airplanes require different settings, and these settings are not always logical. For Fenix Airbus I use 100/70 pitch/roll and even more than 100% for cloud turbulence. Much heavier FBW A380 requires not more than 50% or it's unstable especially at turns. The default MSFS turbulence is always at LOW.

Well that's your opinion and I have mine.

I find it strange you are attributing the use of antivirus programs to being "stuck in the past" and "paranoia".

I use RealTurb and think it would be helpful if the actual developers would clarify the reason for the warnings on anti virus scanners.

 

How does this compare to fsrealistic terbulance.

And do you have to turn it off in asfs if using real turb

Thanks

Mike

7 hours ago, jkeyeuk said:

I use RealTurb and think it would be helpful if the actual developers would clarify the reason for the warnings on anti virus scanners.

This is only speculation, as I don‘t know how RealTurb internally works or communicates with the sim. But some of this weather stuff (especially in past flight sims) used to attach to the application process to read / and manipulate it‘s memory due to the lack of official APIs to achieve the desired outcome.

While this is harmless regarding  this use case, this is exactly the behaviour you expect from malicious software. So some anti virus programs detect it as false positive - these programs just see „oh, this process wants to attach to some other and attempts to access it‘s memory“ -> Alert.

 

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7 hours ago, mikeymike said:

How does this compare to fsrealistic terbulance.

And do you have to turn it off in asfs if using real turb

Thanks

Mike

Real Turb compliments ASFS. 

FSRealistic im not sure, I stopped using it as it was interfering with the landing in the Fenix.

What are the correct RealTurb settings for the Fenix A320 and MSFS 2020?

12 hours ago, jkeyeuk said:

I use RealTurb and think it would be helpful if the actual developers would clarify the reason for the warnings on anti virus scanners.

If it gives you any peace of mind, I just downloaded and installed RealTurb on my work laptop without incident. The laptop has both SentinelOne EDR linked to ConnectWise's SOC and Defender for Endpoint (the enterprise version of Defender).

Copilot: "SentinelOne EDR is linked to ConnectWise's Security Operations Center (SOC) through a strategic partnership where SentinelOne's technology is used as a core component of ConnectWise's managed detection and response (MDR) services. This integration allows ConnectWise to use SentinelOne's EDR to monitor and protect endpoints, with its SOC providing the monitoring, analysis, and threat response."

I'll let you know if I generate a support ticket 😁

Hi !

Does this offer any advantages over Active Sky?

 

4 hours ago, supersym said:

Hi !

Does this offer any advantages over Active Sky?

 

It's two different products. One does turbulence, one does weather. As for turbulence specifically the difference is that ActiveSky has no terrain turbulence

7 hours ago, Fiorentoni said:

It's two different products. One does turbulence, one does weather. As for turbulence specifically the difference is that ActiveSky has no terrain turbulence

Ok, thanks.

I tried the demo. Thoses turbulences aren't very important. I will try again with and without for get a better experience. 

So, I tried a few planes GA and I feel the turbulence are very light. May be they're more strong with liner.

A bit disappointed.

If the turbulence could be more strong in GA, it will be perfect .

 

16 minutes ago, supersym said:

So, I tried a few planes GA and I feel the turbulence are very light. May be they're more strong with liner.

A bit disappointed.

If the turbulence could be more strong in GA, it will be perfect .

 

You can:

- set the sim turbulence level to Realistic and

- tune the values in:

   "C:\Users\<your user>\Documents\RealTurb\RealTurb CAT Areas Global for MSFS\RealTurb_CAT_Areas_Global.ini"

I have this addon and flew through a powerful jet-stream over the USA a couple days ago. The charts forecasted severe turb and my headwind was like 155 knots and I didn't get a single bump the entire time. 

Dissapointed with it. 

8 hours ago, fakeflyer737 said:

I have this addon and flew through a powerful jet-stream over the USA a couple days ago. The charts forecasted severe turb and my headwind was like 155 knots and I didn't get a single bump the entire time. 

Dissapointed with it. 

🫢 really?  Well, have to test it again... but that's bad news 😞

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