ralf_maeder

Indeed, the post was aimed to you, sorry to you and Outermarker for the hickup. I may try to change the values a second time, but it already looks much more pleasant than default. This is a really much needed/desired improvement to make sky colors more convincing. With regard, Ralf Maeder

Here a screenshot, link to the image on OneDrive. The browser did not allow a simple paste. https://1drv.ms/i/s!AsBClZIpxwOjgsNzQw09FUdQ_0uMpQ?e=YVLbV3 Would be cool to know which values you used in comparison. With regards, Ralf Maeder

In order to decrypt the exe file of the Windows Store version, you have to follow these simple steps, which were already mentioned here in this thread: Found guaranteed solution for obtaining an unencrypted FlightSimulator.exe · Issue #1 · jet2code/arpc-injector · GitHub After that I followed the steps described in the Video: NEW Sky Colours for MSFS TUTORIAL - Free Tweak - YouTube The only difference that I found was that each of the three entries that we have to replace with new settings, was found two time in the exe file instead of only one time. Needless to say, I replaced both because how ought we know which one was the correct one or both!? I crossed my fingers and MSFS 2020 started up normal without a problem but new sunrise/sunsetting sky colors, which feel way more natural (less dramatics red skies). With regards, Ralf Maeder

Yesterday I was able to apply the changes successfully to the exe-file (Microsoft Store version, I followed the steps to decryptify it first) and now enjoy improved, more realistic sunrise and sunset sky colors. No more nuclear red skies. Love it.