Weather engines

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Keith Smith
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Re: Weather engines

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they're derived from amplified surface winds. they definitely change.
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Mark Hargrove
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For FSX (or Prepar3D) you'll be hard-pressed to beat the combination of REX (for textures) and OpusFSX for the weather engine.

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twharrell
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Re: Weather engines

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Mark Hargrove wrote:For FSX (or Prepar3D) you'll be hard-pressed to beat the combination of REX (for textures) and OpusFSX for the weather engine.

-M.
Agree.
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Todd
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