Hallo GS,
wenn du nicht Station für Station das Wetter anpassen willst, kannst du eigentlich nichts machen. Einzig eine registrierte FSUIPC bietet da einige Optionen.
Zitat:
The main options here of note are the ones to enable the visibility to be limited and to provide a visibility that is graduated from a defined surface value up to a maximum at cruising altitudes. These are all enabled by default, operating up to 60 miles at 25000 feet. This graduated visibility option can be controlled by the external weather program. In that case the main on/off checkbox is disabled in this Settings page.
There are four different maximum values for the surface level visibility. One is for when it’s raining or snowing, defaulting to 10 miles, two are for cloudy conditions, defaulting to 20 miles, and the other is for ‘clear’ conditions, defaulting to 60 miles (so effectively defeating the graduated visibility action). Please note that in this context ‘clear’ means no cloud layer with more than 2/8ths cover, so allowing for nice “wispy bits” and FSClouds 2000 jet trails, and ‘overcast’ is assumed when there are 7/8ths cover in any layer. If it is cloudy or overcast and raining or snowing then the minimum of the two relevant values set for these conditions is applied.
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Besser kann man es eigentlich nicht beschreiben.
Viele Grüße
Hinrich