Which program is used to create the wx-files in VFR Guides Greek Islands ? I'm asking because I'm in doubt what wheater creation program I should purchase (AS6, Weather-Maker Pro, etc). And I find that the weather in the adventures seems to be so realistic, sometimes changing along the route as you fly! I would like a program that could manage that.
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Lars
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Creation of wx-files
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larshgf
, Feb 05 2006 09:37 AM
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Posted 05 February 2006 - 11:15 AM
Lars, you can of course create user defined weather in the FS9 weather panel, or even use the FS "real weather" option to download live weather data.
Just a thought...
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Posted 05 February 2006 - 12:35 PM
Hi Lars,
I used Wetter 2004 V1.0 to create the VFR Guides wx files (and 'adapted' the weather conditions a little bit here and there to better match the story). I also use ActiveSky for daily flying. Wetter 2004 is a static weather generator that works very well. ActiveSky is a real weather program. You need to download weather files from the internet to use it, but it works very well also.
I never fly without (one of) these :lol: .
I used Wetter 2004 V1.0 to create the VFR Guides wx files (and 'adapted' the weather conditions a little bit here and there to better match the story). I also use ActiveSky for daily flying. Wetter 2004 is a static weather generator that works very well. ActiveSky is a real weather program. You need to download weather files from the internet to use it, but it works very well also.
I never fly without (one of) these :lol: .
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Posted 05 February 2006 - 11:03 PM
Thanks Jaap,
I've been looking at Wetter 2004. Basicly I understand that the program creates weather randomly. Is it possible to modify weather once it is created in this program? If so - how?
Do you make the AI-traffic with TrafficTools? Another program?
BR
Lars
PS: Looking forward to your French VFR edition... :)
I've been looking at Wetter 2004. Basicly I understand that the program creates weather randomly. Is it possible to modify weather once it is created in this program? If so - how?
Do you make the AI-traffic with TrafficTools? Another program?
BR
Lars
PS: Looking forward to your French VFR edition... :)
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Posted 06 February 2006 - 09:47 PM
Well, the only way to change the weather once it's generated that I know of is: World -> Weather in the Flightsim menu.
And I use TrafficTools for the AI traffic. That's the only tool I know of.
And I use TrafficTools for the AI traffic. That's the only tool I know of.
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Jaap van Hees
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