MikeT707

Here are a few more images.

Hey efis. Those were a bit more artistic in nature and were posted just to show that boundaries can be pushed with the app. As I mentioned I will be putting more images out there, and those will show realistic view and some that are on the artistic side. Atmos gives a user much flexibility to create.

Hi All. I wanted to post some images here to show the sort of results you can achieve with Atmos. Here is a first set and I will post more.

Hi Marc and Ian and thanks for your questions. When a person has Automated Dynamic Seasons enabled, this process that you are seeing is the loading of the latest files and is working as designed. The reason for this is it keeps your files up to date when we push file updates to production. Hope that answers your question.

Hi Marc. Can you let me know what files are being downloaded? Thanks.

Hi Eric. The dark areas on the terrain in Marc's images show up whether or not REX is applied as this is specific to the Bing source imagery that is brought in into the sim.

Hi Doering. If I understand your question correctly, the thickness of the snow can be adjusted via a control in the MSFS Weather modal called Snow Depth or if you are on Live Weather, I believe snow depth is captured in the METAR, which is data used to depict weather in MSFS. In either case, snow in MSFS can look like you have a dusting of snow or it can look like there is a bunch of snow on the ground and rooftops.

If you look at previous posts Mike has posted screenshot of Accuseasons clearing roads, runways & taxiways, think he said it was in beta. Hi Gazzareth and Doering. Correct, the snow-cleared roads, runways, and taxiways is in beta at the moment. Here are a few more pics of the Philadelphia area.

Hi Marc. Great to hear you purchased the app and I sure hope you enjoy it. In terms of the colours being too far into the season or not far enough where one if flying, we accounted for that by having the Manual Dynamic Season Changes work somewhat like a Time Machine. Let me explain what I mean by that. If you go to the Automation page by clicking the blue Automation icon on the lower left, you will see a section titled, Manual Dynamic Season Changes. In that section click the dropdown to select a month and then you will be presented with the weeks contained in that month. With this month/week selection functionality, you can move forward or backwards any number of weeks to calibrate your visuals. So for instance, if the colors in AccuSeason seem to far into the season, just click on a week, maybe one or two weeks in the past and you will see autumn coloring from earlier in the season. Hope that makes sense. In regards to the dark areas, I am afraid that is just the imagery we get from the Bing maps source. Wish there was something we could do about that but we get the imagery that we get, which in most cases is pretty good. As good as the Bing imagery is, I would suspect that Microsoft/Asobo might be able to do more advanced image processing in the future to make things look even better, but I am really pleased with the fact that we get such good quality image content from Microsoft/Asobo. Thanks for your comments Marc.

Hi Maxis. You can always change it to try out the smaller size and change it back to default size. Just have to be out of the simulator, change the size, then fire up the sim and see how you like it.

Coming soon. We have been working on this for quite a while.

Hi Virtual-Chris, MrSpeaker, and F737MAX. Hope you are all doing well and thanks for your question and comments and I wanted to give you a good response via a couple of images. This content will be arriving soon. And here is a copy of the first image, but with a more dramatic evening scenario, which I think looks pretty nice so I thought I would share.

Hi planechaser. Yes, AccuSeason will be addressing Terrain Coloring in some parts of the world such as the U.S./Canada, UK, Ireland, and much of Europe including Scandinavian countries. I did post these images before, but will post them here for your reference showing Default Coloring, Early Autumn, Mid-Autumn, and Late Autumn. Thanks for your question. Default Early Autumn Mid-Autumn Late Autumn

Hi DunRingill. Thanks for this comment and this is a really good point. I am going to Private Message you and we will get this figured out.

Hi Bob. Thanks for your comment and I hope you can agree that this is a matter of opinion. Here are some images that in our opinion are quite realistic.