wolfko

Why great again? Has it not always been?

@BradB @renault I have now read over there at Avsim and in the MSFS-forum that SU7 has introduced abrupt weather changes. Since I have been absent from the sim for the past few days, I haven't been able to check this by myself yet. But if this is true it is a major drawback. These smooth changes of Live Weather has been one of my most favourite features of MSFS. I imploringly hope that they sort this issue out ASAP.

Uh haze! Finally!

In which way the weather has improved John?

I am an avid user of TrackIr too. So these are not really good news.

Double post deleted.

You'll find an answer here (read the last post in this thread): Anyway, you have posted your question innthe wrong forum.

It might be possible, that Orbx bought the mesh data for OLC Asia first and then also used them for the Himalaya mesh. That would have been cost efficient.

I could imagine, that this mesh is actually a spin-off product of the OLC Asia development.

Hi Howard, I don't know my settings by heart. I will check next time I am at the sim and will advise.

A mesh only provides elevation data, no textures.

Air New Zealand operated the "Coral Route" for over 50 years. The initial route was Auckland - Nadi - Rarotonga - Papeete vv. It was then reduced to Auckland - Nadi - Rarotonga vv. and finally closed in 2007. https://www.routesonline.com/news/38/airlineroute/266802/air-new-zealand-ends-the-coral-route/ Air Tahiti Nui's famous TN 7/8 flights, operating Papeete - Los Angeles - Paris vv., will commence operations again, tomorrow, Nov 17.

"Ral World Traffic" was out of memory. I think the correct term in MSFS is "Live Traffic"

I can't tell, because I only use the "Real World Traffic" option, never used the AI option. Never had any problems with RW traffic.

So a "sensitive" mesh would have its benefits.

My dear friend Mawson, first of all, my wife is Australian. Secondly I am teaching geography at a local college here in Innsbruck Thirdly before starting teaching I have been in the travel industry for almost 30 years, most of the the time working as product manager for Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific Islands for a wholesale company. And I have visited Australia more than forty (40) times so far and have probably seen more of this beautiful country of yours than you have. Cheers, Wolfgang PS: nice shot of the Bungle Bungles. BTW have you ever been there? I have been there twice. Both times doing heli flights among other things. Since you are a heli pilot IRL, have you been my pilot then by any chance?

So it actually covers a much larger area than only the Himalayas.

For the Nullarbor?

Thanks for the clarification Seanmo. Since I only own Orbx scenery products, I was not aware of this.

Never thought FS 2004 is still in use.

In another thread many months ago Orbx said there are no user guides for MSFS products and they are going to delete the user guide buttons from the MSFS product pages within Orbx Central. It seems they haven't.

You shall not mention products of other suppliers, neither payware nor freeware (as eritten in the forum rules). That probably is the reason, why your post has been deleted.

I am not sure, if Bill is stil with Orbx.

Hint for the officials. Pics don't work for me in the release post.