August 30Aug 30 This is a pretty cool tool, I've been messing around with it and dreaming how it would be so neat to integrate this into MSFS somehow - some day - along with a super huge atmosphere / cloud update (maybe MSFS 2028?) - AI can do some really cool stuff - and I imagine with clouds etc. in game?https://deepmind.google.com/science/weatherlab?utm_content=
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August 30Aug 30 Author oh darn! Sorry about that. If one is familiar with windy.com it is very similar to that. And.. I suppose similar to Meteoblue, who MSFS currently uses for their data. I think my "wish" one day is so that MSFS will focus much more on weather and atmosphere, updating to the standards of their aircraft systems, flight model and scenery fidelity. It just seems that the weather and atmosphere visuals and effects have been "left behind", IMO... and weather should be one of the top concerns of any pilot. Edited August 30Aug 30 by KERNEL32
August 30Aug 30 1 hour ago, KERNEL32 said:oh darn! Sorry about that. If one is familiar with windy.com it is very similar to that. And.. I suppose similar to Meteoblue, who MSFS currently uses for their data. I think my "wish" one day is so that MSFS will focus much more on weather and atmosphere, updating to the standards of their aircraft systems, flight model and scenery fidelity. It just seems that the weather and atmosphere visuals and effects have been "left behind", IMO... and weather should be one of the top concerns of any pilot.If I were a betting man, I'd say it'll be 2028's selling feature.
August 30Aug 30 1 hour ago, KERNEL32 said: I think my "wish" one day is so that MSFS will focus much more on weather and atmosphere, updating to the standards of their aircraft systems, flight model and scenery fidelity. It just seems that the weather and atmosphere visuals and effects have been "left behind", IMO... and weather should be one of the top concerns of any pilot.100%. Couldn't agree more.🫡
August 30Aug 30 Not long ago and today also, super computers do the weather. If Asobo needs to kill performance then forget it.dd
August 31Aug 31 12 hours ago, KERNEL32 said:oh darn! Sorry about that. If one is familiar with windy.com it is very similar to that. And.. I suppose similar to Meteoblue, who MSFS currently uses for their data. I think my "wish" one day is so that MSFS will focus much more on weather and atmosphere, updating to the standards of their aircraft systems, flight model and scenery fidelity. It just seems that the weather and atmosphere visuals and effects have been "left behind", IMO... and weather should be one of the top concerns of any pilot.Meteoblue and windy.com are the same company.
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