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Original von mhe
Ist halt die Frage ob das dann auch läuft oder nur eine hübsche Diashow ist.

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Our freeware, Real Environment Professional for FS2004 has won numerous awards for the efforts and we're not through yet! As our development team grows, we'll continue to produce technologically advanced products for years to come.

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Wär halt interessant wie dieses Addon mit Active Sky oder der Wetterengine von FEX interagiert, wenn die denn mal kommt...

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includes our new built-in weather engine and flightplanner

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Danke für den Hinweis, Herr Empuries.

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Original von mhe
Zu Befehl!
Umgekehrt wärs dann mit "Martin" auch nicht anders.

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Original von Empuries
Mich würde interessieren, ob deren weather engine auch Turbulenzen, Stürme, Luftlöcher, etc. simuliert. Das wäre genial! :

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Original von Aeroflow
Hi Leute,

ich will nicht im Vordergrund stehen, aber ich hätte auch gerne ein lob bekommen, dass ich dieses Addon gefunden habe.

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Original von CP21
Release date???

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Hi Ernesto -

The new weather engine has the ability to do custom weather which would include hurricanes.

But you need to remember that FS9/FSX weather engine runs on a roughly 65 square mile radius from icao stations.

So even if you set them custom wise it is difficult to really simulate these kinds of conditions in their true form.

But we are working hard to come very close.

There was talk about virtual stations and possibly using this option, and that would be something would include at a later update to REX.

I hope that helps.

Sincerely,

Reed Stough

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There was talk about virtual stations and possibly using this option, and that would be something would include at a later update to REX.

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The Weather Engine for REX is not just an engine, but more like a physics platform based upon real time weather, geographic, and climate data. It is from this platform that all the functions of REX are developed around.

The REX weather platform is just that - a scientific platform that pulls weather data and then interprets that data to create the most realistic experience possible using the great textures created by the REX team of developers.

The REX weather platform not only looks at what we call the micro-weather at station level, but takes that data and interprets it to create meso and synoptic weather situations, to give a smoother, more realistic weather transition experience.

What is micro, meso, and synoptic weather?

For example, the REX Weather Engine looks at areas of local (micro) weather and from there sees that a thunderstorm may be present at a weather station. The REX Weather Engine is truly INNOVATIVE and looks at the wind speed and its force on the molecule of air, temperature, dewpoint differences and pressure at that station and surrounding stations to interpret what type of thunderstorm it might be.

Thus, you don't just get a thunderstorm, but one that best represents its environment it has created. Thunderstorms are not just heaped up clouds, but a true engine within themself. They create their own micro weather. The REX Weather Engine has been programmed to find these conditions and interpret them correctly. Then the REX Engine looks at the surrounding weather to create a meso and synoptic picture of the true weather environment. For example, it will look to see areas of low pressure and see what type of weather is situated and interpret what type of cloud structures, wind patterns aloft, precipitation patterns and visibility will be associated with that pattern.

So you see, the REX Weather Engine is not just another reproduction of what everyone else is doing, but truely been fine tuned to create a true to life experience.

This is where we believe it all starts!

This weather platform scientifically takes these world wide observations and then in milliseconds creates a mirco, meso, and synoptic environment.

But now for the first time we go beyond just downloading weather reports.

Taken what we have learned from previous experience, we will give the user the ability to create true to life "Weather Scenarios" that allow you to try your hand at flying through micro, meso, and synoptic weather situations YOU create!

You do not need to alter a metar report to make it work or have a degree in meteorology, but can simply drag and drop weather features on a map and there you go - worldwide weather that is true to life created by you.

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Hi Ernesto -

Again thank you for your questions.

We do not use the MS method of getting the data. We get our data directly from NOAA.

The real issue is not the source of the data, it is what you do with the data when you get it. That is where the real science is.

To help save time and definitely space on the forum, let me refer you to our section on our website about our approach to how we handle the weather in our weather engine.

http://www.realenvironmentxtreme.com/weather.html

If you have anymore question feel free to ask.

Sincerely,

Reed Stough