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[the_nick]

captain_crunch wrote:
ActiveSky Graphics is used to change the default texture set for clouds, rain, snow etc. according to how you wish to fly. At it's most basic
level it gives you a number of scenarios to choose from according to the type of flight you wish to do, and replaces the default textures to
give you the best visual experience for your flight.

For example, if you want to fly a 767 at FL 320 for a few hours, then before you start FS you should load ActiveSky, then hit the AS Graphics
button and load in the 'stratosphere' texture set. This will load the best texture set for the types and the view that you get of clouds at high
altitude. Conversely, if you fancy a bit of low-level bush flying in a Baron 58 or such like, you could load the 'wild blue yonder' set which will
create a more realistic low-level look to the sky.

Hope that helps

but is there a way that he does it automatic the type of clouds at the right altitude?

[captain_crunch]

Sort of. It can't change all of the textures on the fly largely because of technical reasons. If FS is using a texture at the same time as ASG tries to overwrite it, it can cause problems such as the new texture not displaying correctly (because the old one is already loaded into memory) or even a system crash.

However, as RonMac said, there is a theme called 'WX lnfluenced' which always uses the best textures for the type of weather / altitude that you are currently flying.



Post Edited ( 05-06-06 12:46 )

[the_nick]

ok thx for helping , I'll try it like you explained before in the example with the 767 at 320