Will we ever get that kind of depth in the fs mobile sky? because it usually seems like there is a pattern, the clouds are always the same size whether they are close or far away. It would be great if it had this optical depth.
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Can we talk about the sky color. Is it really this dark at FL350?
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Can we talk about the sky color. Is it really this dark at FL350?
Then watch the sky for 24 hours, maybe you'll notice something 🙈
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Will we ever get that kind of depth in the fs mobile sky? because it usually seems like there is a pattern, the clouds are always the same size whether they are close or far away. It would be great if it had this optical depth.
Stratus cloud would be more Northern Europe winter.
Watch On The Rhine? ….. Happy New Year. A repaint of the 109E would be welcome as would its proper inclusion in the mobile aircraft package.
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Can we talk about the sky color. Is it really this dark at FL350?
Irl it’s darker. That’s how it Should be.
I agree that, the sky colours currently in Aerofly looks a bit kinda outdated but, anything above FL300ft should be darker.You can fly in a nasa rocket to witness the sky level darkness after 80000ft ending you up to space. Other games like infinite flight, x plane stimulate just like how Aerofly stimulates this sky dept level.
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Can we talk about the sky color. Is it really this dark at FL350?
The sky is dark in aerofly no matter what altitude you are on , it looks more like a dark purple , not very realistic compared to other mobile flight sims , hope to see a change one day .
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It is regional, if you are in the tropics with the sun over your head, say mid March or September near the equator or the Tropic of Capricorn (south) at this time of the year, the noon day sun will be above your head and the sky will be strikingly far darker than it ever appears at Northern European or Canadian latitudes especially in winter. There is no single true colour and obviously at altitude much of the atmosphere is left below, at jet airliner levels the air pressure can be less than 30% of that at sea level.
