mica75

Hi Pete, Many thanks for your help. I am going to follow your advice. Regards. Michel

Hi Pete, Hi Banquet, Thanks for your replies. I guess I was not clear enough in my previous post but what I meant isthat I wax getting some mist with FS2002 and I don't get any mist at all with FS 2004, whatever parameter I enter related to the weather. I tried every combination of parameters dealing with weather with no success. I am desperate to get some mist . I saw on various forums nice screenshots with mist getting thicker while you get further from the plane but I am not capable of reproducing it. I try again to attached sreenshots, one f*with FS 2002 and the other with FS 2004 which will, I hope, make myself clear. Regards. Michel

Pete, I am a long time user of FSUIPC and I just regisered for the use of the new version 3.06 working with FS2004. You seem to know a lot about visibility, that is why I ask you this question: With FS2002, I was pleased to see some sort of a haze on the landscape which was gradually getting more dense while you were getting further from the plane. This was giving a visual sense of volume, specially in hilly areas since further hills where covered with denser haze than closer ones. I am disappointed not to find this feature again in FS2004. May be I have not found the right parameters. I send you a couple of screenshots to illusrate the topic. Could you give me some more information about that subject ? Thanks. D:\Documents and Settings\Mica.ELIANE\My Documents\My Pictures\FS2004.jpg