Harpya

Hi Pete, first of all, thanks for the fast reply! :D I will check it out, think some more, and come back if I still feel I don't get it. :?

Hi, I am new to the forum, pretty new to the Microsoft world of FS and even newer to FSUIPC which I recently bought (originally to use the great Airbus Panels by Eric Marciano) I used the search function and I thoroughly read the documentation. Maybe its my English, but I just don't get it so... Here is the question: I am flying at FL 320 over France, using real weather. When I turn on "Apply vis limits", using the default (10 Miles rain/cloudy) values the visibilty often drops down to basically nothing (ugly grey mist). Even when I increase that value to, say, 20 miles, it remains dense. Now, when I add the upper altitude feature and use the default 6000 feet - shouldn't this make the visibility clear when I am that high? What am I missing here? PS: The grey mist only goes away when I use visibility "limits" ridiculously high (like 100 miles) - Of course this grey mist only comes occasionally, probably when the wheather info tells the engine "it's raining" but: I don't see any raindrops and I also do not have any clouds around me at FL 320. In short: 1. Why do I have at times such a thick ugly grey layer around me in all directions, even that high? 2. What do I have to do to get a maximum ceiling above which I get a clear sky? Thanks for your patience! Regards, Chris _______________________ FS 2004, Pentium 4C 2,8 Ghz, Asus P4P800, 1GB DDR-400 RAM, Sapphire ATI Radeon 9600 Pro.