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1. #SKYMAXX PRO ACTIVE SKY XP HOW TO#
2. #SKYMAXX PRO ACTIVE SKY XP UPDATE#
3. #SKYMAXX PRO ACTIVE SKY XP PRO#
4. #SKYMAXX PRO ACTIVE SKY XP PC#
5. #SKYMAXX PRO ACTIVE SKY XP FREE#

Make sure cirrus, stratus, and cirrocumulus clouds in RWC don't change altitude as the local ground level changes.Īs always, thanks for being a customer with X-Aviation. More aggressively avoids stratus / cumulus cloud layer intersections with RWC Prevents crashes from RWC when unexpected tornadic activity remarks are encountered in METAR dataĬleans up cloud shadows outside the edge of the cloud draw area The following is a list of additions/fixes included: There are some important fixes and requests implemented in this update.

#SKYMAXX PRO ACTIVE SKY XP PRO#

Find your original SkyMaxx Pro 3 download and re-download it. Login to your X-Aviation account here: Ģ.

#SKYMAXX PRO ACTIVE SKY XP UPDATE#

If you did not receive your update e-mail don't fret! X-Aviation has updated our system to allow all customers to update with ease, regardless of whether you received an e-mail for the update! Here's what to do:ġ. We have made this a very simple process! For those that purchase SkyMaxx Pro v3 from today forward, your purchased download will already be updated to version 3.2.1 for you.

#SKYMAXX PRO ACTIVE SKY XP HOW TO#

All customers who have purchased SkyMaxx Pro v3 up till now have been sent an e-mail by X-Aviation with complete instructions on how to obtain your update. I've bought other programs with weather injectors like SkyMaxx Pro/RWC and 圎nviro, but I like ActiveSkyX the best, for the amount of user control over the conditions: a blend of what's real out there, and what I can actually handle in my current aircraft.This will serve as a formal forum announcement that we have released the version 3.2.1 update for SkyMaxx Pro. They might be waiting for the pending move from OpenGL to Vulkan/Metal graphics. HiFi has said they're working on their own cloud depiction add-on to work alongside ActiveSkyX, but I haven't heard anything about it lately.

#SKYMAXX PRO ACTIVE SKY XP FREE#

It can be used alongside other programs like SkyMaxx Pro or various free cloud texture replacements if you want. So it won't look different outside the cockpit, it just behaves much better than default in setting up the weather conditions. Note: The version for XP is only a weather injector, it doesn't include new cloud depictions and will use the default XP clouds. I love that feature, because I do most of my flying in the FSEconomy game, where the idea is to actually complete the assignment! It allows loading a flight plan in the XP format, which improves the accuracy, and with that feature you can set it to not make any weather transitions when you're on final approach. The turbulence model feels much more realistic than default XP as well, although it may take some tweaking with settings to get it right for the weight of aircraft you fly. I fly using real weather almost all the time, but in some of the places I fly like the Pacific Northwest, the storms rolling off the Pacific would make flying impossible in the light GA planes and helicopters I enjoy using. The essential feature, which I assume is the same as the FSX version, is the degree of finely tuned control over how rough the injected weather is.

I don't know if I'd call it essential, because you can get a basic form of real weather injection in the default XP sim, but it's a major improvement on the native weather injector. I use ActiveSkyX, it's a great weather injector for XP.

#SKYMAXX PRO ACTIVE SKY XP PC#

I should probably mention that my simming PC is far, far, far from state of the art, so any hits to frame rate performance is a concern for me. So I'm hoping someon here can give me some feedback as to whether ASXP is must-have, and if so, a comment or 2 on what significant improvements it brings to XP11? I'm buying XP11 today and noted that on the same website that ASXP is onsale. I do find ASN's popup X-Gauge app to be very useful, but from the ASXP webpage it doesn't make clear whether it's includes in the XP edition? I'm wondering though, with XP11 being a big step up from FSX:SE, if ASXP is as much an essential product? I've only been flying the XP11 demo and that hasn't given me much exposure to varying weather conditions, so I don't have got a good sense of what's there in the core product. With that flight sim though, due to there no longer being active weather updating with the core sim, ASN is a no brainer and an essential if not mandatory product.

I have Active Sky Next for FSX:SE and consider it top quality product providing significant improvements to the weather simulation.