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=== Advanced Weather === | === Advanced Weather === | ||
[[File:Good-soaring-advanced-weather-settings.jpg|thumb|right|More or less the easiest-to-fly thermal weather]] | [[File:Good-soaring-advanced-weather-settings.jpg|thumb|right|More or less the easiest-to-fly thermal weather]] | ||
The [[A local weather system |Local Weather]] package (for Flightgear 2.0.x and 2.4.x) or Advanced Weather (2.6.x) has the option to automatically generate thermals along with the convective clouds. For this, the checkbox 'generate thermals' has to be selected. The slider 'thermal properties' modifies the behaviour of the thermals - for 'low convection' it will generate little turbulence, thermals with a large radius and only modest lift, for 'rough day' it will generate strong lift and turbulence in narrow thermals. | The [[A local weather system |Local Weather]] package (for Flightgear 2.0.x and 2.4.x) or [[Weather#Advanced_Weather|Advanced Weather]] (2.6.x) has the option to automatically generate thermals along with the convective clouds<ref>The [[Weather#Advanced_configuration|Wiki entry]] has advanced details on configuration options</ref>. For this, the checkbox 'generate thermals' has to be selected. The slider 'thermal properties' modifies the behaviour of the thermals - for 'low convection' it will generate little turbulence, thermals with a large radius and only modest lift, for 'rough day' it will generate strong lift and turbulence in narrow thermals. | ||
The convective cloud system generates rather realistic results: | The convective cloud system generates rather realistic results: | ||