January 29, 201313 yr Have FSX users found Active Sky (2012) to be easy enough to install and worth the money? Thanks! Chuck Steinmetz
January 29, 201313 yr Author Thanks - I tried to download but the .exe has a corrupted file - fyi, in case anyone runs into this if you email them they will send you a new link. Chuck Steinmetz
January 29, 201313 yr Moderator And smart too! He asked and got an answer! RIG#1 - 7700K 5.0g ROG X270F 3600 15-15-15 - EVGA RTX 3090 1000W PSU 1- 850G EVO SSD, 2-256G OCZ SSD, 1TB,HAF942-H100 Water W1064Pro 40" 4K Monitor 3840x2160
January 30, 201313 yr Yeah, but if someone else would have answered (me, for instance) he might not have bought it... ^_^
January 30, 201313 yr Yeah, but if someone else would have answered (me, for instance) he might not have bought it... ^_^ becouse there is a new weather king?! :lol:
January 30, 201313 yr Yeah, I like AS, but not the rain/snow without clouds. It seems to happen a lot lately. Jim Shield Cybersecurity Specialist
January 30, 201313 yr There are 2 major packages considered a "one-stop shop", REX and Active Sky. But there is a third player that generates weather (and brings with it things like active cameras, turbulence simulation): Opus FSX If you want to use Opus to generate weather for FSX, then it would be a good idea to get a textures packeage, you can use any of REX/AS/FEX or even others... I find a mix of REX for sky and water textures and FEX for clouds to be a good balance on my system... Each will have his/her own preference... A Andrew Entwistle
January 30, 201313 yr AS2012 is still the best weather engine. No comparisons. Its graphics textures are very nice too so no need to buy more than 1 program to do different things.
January 30, 201313 yr I have to agree. With each sp HIFI release, AS2012 keeps going from strength to strength. Everything you need in one package. Chris Howard
January 30, 201313 yr I agree too. ASA2012 is excellent. I tried REX but it is less convenient and very slow to load. The REX water textures are very good but I doubt if I would buy it for that. Back up support from AS is top-notch also. John
January 30, 201313 yr Commercial Member I like the cloud layers of Opus better but I didn't bother learning its camera system as I already use Ezdok, and at least back then without camera effects in use you can't see any turbulence either, don't know if that has changed. For now I use AS2012.
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