Classic Boeing

[ShaneG_old]

Boeing P-12b here in the vintage section. Messing with the weather in Chile. Stock FSX weather. Thanx for looking.

[Celtman]

Gorgeous sky colours and cloud formations, and a nice bird too .

Great shots.

[Daube]

The last shot is really cool  8-)

[machineman9]

Last shot is fab and nominated!

[ShaneG_old]

Last shot is fab and nominated!

Thank you! Big credit goes to Daube for explaining how to get the clouds set up right! I didn't think stock weather could look like this, Thank you!

[Brando14100]

The reflections and lighting are amazing. Incredible shots.

8-)

[Daube]

Last shot is fab and nominated!

Thank you! Big credit goes to Daube for explaining how to get the clouds set up right! I didn't think stock weather could look like this, Thank you!

You're welcome
In fact, the default weather can eventually give such a result on his own, you you set a certain weather and then you set the modification slider to medium or high. Sometimes if you are lucky, after half an hour of flight or so, the weather will start to build very interesting layouts, like very high cumulus, layers of stratus, high or low altitude etc... and it can get very impressive.... but again, you need patience and luck.

As for your shots, you did a very good job setting up those clouds layers, the visual rendering of the scenery is greatly enhanced by those clouds, it's much richer. Just one thing: it appears in the last shot that you set a layer of cumulus and then a layer of the very thin, flat cloud (I confuse them, as I already said before). You shoud try switch that to a single layer of the fluffly cloud (not cumulus or storm, and not the flat one in your shot), that will eventually result in a veru cool myst, just like in the Spartan in Vermont topic !

Then you can also mix those clouds with just a bit of cumulus, but I would start to fear for FPS

[ShaneG_old]

Thanx for the tips Daube, I was trying to get a certain look with the low cirrus on top of the cumulus, in some shots it worked Ok but in the last shot it did look a little artificial halfway up the hill. When I started all the cumulus were sitting on the lake up to 500ft with the cirrus sitting on top of them up to 1000ft, and after about half an hour the winds just blended and shifted the layers to where they were almost reversed in position! Frame impact was minimal with all weather settings maxed! I just flew low enough to keep from choking my system with a large area of terrain. except for the last one, all these shots were taken while flying. Had to pause it to get the trees in the last one.