Question ASXP

[t_bergman]

One quick question regarding the upcoming product:

Will Active Sky for XP solve the cloud rendering distance issue which does not allow for a full true overcast representation or seeing weather out on a distant horizon?

Thanks,

Tom

 

[maxam]

Hello Tom,

Thank you for your question. ASXP has a set of optional photo-realistic cloud textures that will enhance cloud coverage in X-Plane. Please watch for more news as it becomes available. If you have not already done so please have a look at the Development News Update which was just posted yesterday:

https://hifisimtech.com/forums/showthread.php?10166-Development-News-Update-November-2018

Regards,

Robert

 

[jockerfox]

My CreditCard is here ! I'm waiting you .

 

[jockerfox]

some videos to kill the waiting time?

 

[maxam]

Hello jockerfox, we are working on this for you. We appreciate your patience.

Robert

 

[rabso]

thanks HiFi for the nice announcement.

Quoting

ASXP features high-performance cloud depiction with a focus on conditions accuracy, utilizing the X-Plane internal cloud rendering via a hybrid API approach, with two different modes available

As per my understanding, XP draw only 3 cloud layers, will coming ASXP offer more than that or this will be planned for the next year? thank you

 

[damian]

thanks HiFi for the nice announcement.

Quoting

As per my understanding, XP draw only 3 cloud layers, will coming ASXP offer more than that or this will be planned for the next year? thank you

3 layers at this time, which we've managed to make work for nearly all cloud condition representation and proper METAR adherence, with priority as required on ceilings and/or convective layers.

 

[rabso]

Thank you Damian for your clarification, can't wait to try the ASXP. I am sure you will managed later on to increase the layers

 

[Marty2014]

Currently using SkyMax Pro with XP11.
Will it still be ok with Active Sky XP?

 

[maxam]

Currently using SkyMax Pro with XP11.
Will it still be ok with Active Sky XP?

ASXP is an independent weather platform. Please read the ASXP primer that was released for more information:

http://hifisimtech.mediafire.com/file/1jx8a904gy03g6q/Nov2018_HiFi_Development_Update.pdf/file

 

[Marty2014]

ASXP is an independent weather platform. Please read the ASXP primer that was released for more information:

http://hifisimtech.mediafire.com/fil...pdate.pdf/file

Thank you for the reply.
Got a 404 error on your link ...

I will just wait to purchase until ASXP software is finalized.

 

[maxam]

Thank you for the reply.
Got a 404 error on your link ...

I will just wait to purchase until ASXP software is finalized.

My apologies Vaughan, link has been corrected.

Robert