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Hi there, flying the 777 has been great, and the system depth and features are stunning It also includes cloud improvements and an option for fps improvement. However, i have not been able to find much on weather radar usage in the fcom or cockpit manual, simply just an overview of certain returns and what each switch does

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That said, i am confused as to what tilt. This is a flywithlua script that will prevent abrupt/violent weather changes and will make the weather more accurate Hello which weather plugin is the best looking one for xplane 11

Iam looking for the most realistic weather plugin.

Has anyone had issues with weather radar I have not gotten it to work, i've tried the following i have activesky set to a historical weather where there was massive thunderstorms in my area I have the latest version of the a319, xplane and active sky I have not touched any switch except for th.

Have set the weather radar s supposed to to i.e What am i doing wrong Currently flying around bad weather near ksea. Hello everyone concerning the weather radar, is it simulated

I'm asking because i can't get it to work no matter which buttons i press

Thank you for your answers Anyway, we have a plugin that enhances the visuals and has its own weather system, we hope that our plugin satisfies your needs thanks in advance for your interesti. Custom conditions lets you play weather wizard without messing up your metar data