If you are like me, you may have fallen into the trap of flying with perfect weather. It can be so tempting to make the weather perfect with a few clouds floating around the sky.
With perfect weather you are missing out on so many important elements of flight such as wind. Do you think wind always lines up perfectly with the runway…. not a chance. This will add some real challenge to your next landing.
Besides being more realistic, there is just something neat about flying in the actual weather that is happening outside. It really connects you to the outside world. Especially if you are making a cross country flight.
With real weather, you can actually plan your trip out properly. You can avoid the storms and fly where you have VFR. This doesn’t mean that you never get nice weather, you just have to do your research to find it.
Here is my Step by Step guide to the simple process of adding real world weather to your flight.
This is going to add some serious realism and is worth any FPS/graphic sacrifice that has to be made in order to support the realistic weather.
Thanks for reading,
Dan
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