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Tobei

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  1. Just to add my opinion to this discussion - ASN does the best job concerning transitions of clouds, visibility, winds ... Main reason I'm going to stay with OPUS: Cloud depiction is still completely wrong! Everywhere impressive looking cumulus while in reality you mostly would find stratus. Just do a short test while looking outside of your window and compare the visual depiction of ASN and OPUS. There still is no perfect weather software. Every software has his pros and cons depending on ones preferences. Tobias
  2. Sounds like a really cool option! Maybe one question about AI traffic - if you speed up FS to 8x and back to normal speed FS reloads the traffic. So while using this auto compression feature FS will constantly reload my AI traffic? Thanks for your great work! Tobias
  3. Thanks for your comments. @Darth: you're right, I wondered myself about this blue tint. Must be the REX cloud set as I don't use any ENB mods, also no postprocessing other than cut and little sharpen.
  4. Hi guys! After reading so many positive comments about the OPUS weather engine, it ends just like always - I hate this damn hobby :lol: Took some pictures while climbing out of Leipzig during a test flight. The weather rendition looks pretty cool, especially low altitude clouds and smooth wind transitions breath once again new live into good old FSX. Tobias
  5. Great Pictures! Been there during my this years summer Holiday - I love Vancouver Island!
  6. Always enjoyed flying on board this unique plane - quite a pity it left the LH fleet. Great paint as always:) Toby
  7. Well, it won't change my opinion about MS Flight, but I have to admit that the scenery really looks amazing. Great pictures!
  8. Great job - maybe you'll find some for a Lufthansa Regional paint?Tobias
  9. Thanks for your comments.Plates are simply hitting print screen while looking at the .pdf files and paste within PS for resizing the image before upload.Tobias
  10. Love your coverage and your system setup looks amazing. When the PMDG MD11 was released I did myself the Lufthansa Cargo around the world tour - was really fun:)Tobias
  11. As I had to move from Munich to Leipzig in real life, I took my fresh painted Lufthansa Cargo MD11 for the short trip from MUC to LEJ. Still f..... cold in central Europe, but beautiful flying conditions.Hope you like the pictures.Tobias
  12. Hope this question has not been answered before; While trying to paint the MD11 I noticed that there are native bump and spec maps for fuselage, tail, etc. but I couldn't find any for the engine textures. Is it possible to add those textures by mayself, or has this to be coded into the model?Thanks for your help.Tobias
  13. Long time no post! Enjoing the siberian cold over central Europe while climbing out of Vienna heading to Berlin.Nothing special, simply love the FSX sunset colors.Tobias
  14. Love your 737 classic cockpit :(

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