EXE Version: 3. I am having problems with Opusfsx shutting down right after new weather is updated. My fsxserver log says no errors didn't have permission to upload the file. I have done everything I know of by the guides including uninstalling older version with windows control panel and reinstalling this beta. I am using trackir5 and it is working fine. So, I start fsx and tracker.
Then start opusfsx it is configured per the guides and the weather updates fine greyed out button for 30 seconds. Then, opusfsx shutsdown not in taskbar and I lose the addon menu, as expected.
I have run the simconnect. I have tried installing and uninstalling, starting and restarting PC and get the same results We have made some modifications to the server side software here, try running OpusFSX again and let me know if you still have a problem.
Full details have been posted on our official support forum on SimForums. We plan to post release version 3. After which we will start work on completing the ButtKicker landing effects, the automated recovery from SimConnect failures. When enabled, weather updates may be repeated every 10 minutes until such time as the destination weather is found to be 'Actual', that is, found to match the reported weather at the destination. This option can also be used to force a change to the reported Live Traffic radius.
These exceptions can occur with the latest P3D v2. Default weather update distance now set to km to prevent accelerated time users running out of useable METARs during a weather refresh, normally at the Recovery Altitude. Modified the weather update checks to try and ensure a weather refresh is never performed when too little METAR defined weather lies ahead.
I still have some work to sort out the 'Actual' weather checks. The lack of any met station data would previously cause an index out of range problem. Previously no met stations would be recognised. Improved Cloud Smoothing procedures and all localised weather sampling. Improved Dynamic Wind Control DWC which will now keep all problematic wind directional changes under tighter control preventing the previous 'round the clock' wind adjustments. We are continuing to work on, test and improve things in the following areas, 1.
Cloud Smoothing. Surface Wind Smoothing and Stabilisation. The 'Actual' Destination Weather Checks. Increasing Turbulence and Shear levels in strong winds or gusting conditions. For now it is best to leave the Destination Weather Checks disabled the default. Recalibrated visibility layering and change the surface visibility layer to minimise any possibility of gaps in the visibility rendering.
Increased turbulence relating to strong winds or gusty conditions in the lower atmosphere both inside the sim and within the LWE map for DHM control. Increased the amount of shear possible by one notch in strong winds or gusty conditions in the lower levels. Improved the Volumetric Fog effect in Prepar3D which can now add a reduced visibility layer above the low lying Volumetric Fog effect.
The reduced visibility effect also uses the specified Max Cruise Altitude setting as a guide, defaulting to an assumed feet when a Cruise Altitude less than feet is specified.
Low Overcast Effects can now be combined with Volumetric Fog but only when on the ground or at your specified Destination or Alternate sites. The top level of all Low Overcast Effects has been reduced in height by metres. Both VF effects are now compatible and the Low Overcast Effect should not bleed in to or obscure the cloud tops. The previous departure, destination, and alternate site restrictions to the Low Overcast Effect have been removed.
TXT text file for installation and set up instructions for your Prepar3D flight simulator system. Live Camera Control LCC is now enabled even when no camera has been defined for the currently selected aircraft type. Read the OpusFSX review here. OpusFSI helps take reality to the next level by combining three excellent programs into one user friendly interface, setting new standards of performance and realism throughout its novel design.
The Live Weather Engine uses our unique methods of weather update to provide the most advanced software in the marketplace and set new standards for weather updating for the FSX and Prepar3D flight simulators. These methods provide the most detailed, realistic and efficient weather updating service and offer huge benefits over the sluggish, inaccurate and totally unrealistic update methods employed by others.
You can also load historic weather from within the last 24 hours. The screenshot below illustrates the detailed weather generated by our Live Weather Engine, illustrating foggy weather in P3D. Live Camera provides excellent camera creation, control and docking facilities through its user friendly interface, totally eliminating the need to alter any of the simulator's controls. You can create many useful views that are not included as standard in your sim and also control the transition speed between these different views.
This can be coupled with Live Camera Control and a dedicated 6-axis GamePad controller to wander or float around the cockpit or exterior to your heart's content. The Live Camera interface also includes support for Windowed Views and provides an ultra-realistic Dynamic Head Movement option virtual cockpit camera shake utilising actual 'real-life' capture 3D accelerometer data and Automatic Head Movements to assist the pilot whilst taxiing and banking in a turn.
On networked systems , irrespective of the size and complexity of your system, whether your system consists of a main 'flying' PC with a single networked laptop client, or a more elaborate multi-computer networked system; the Live View interface, with its ultra high-performance IPC communications , unique Client Side Smoothing software, and perfect synchronization of aircraft status, weather and cloud formations, will provide you with the highest possible networking performance.
Whether you simply want an additional controllable display to provide further scenic or external view options, or wish to create a multi-screened panorama for your FSX or Prepar3D experience, Live View offers you the ideal hassle free user-friendly solution.
Your main 'flying' Opus server is the machine through which you control the aircraft. The networked client Opus systems are synchronised to the server through multiple ultra high-performance IPC links, the client systems are used primarily as view controllers.
The networked systems allow you to create a multi-screened simulator system without placing the full workload and burden on your main system. From this set up it therefore follows that all in-cockpit or instrument panel views used to control the aircraft must be displayed on the main server. All other views scenic or external can be offloaded onto the client systems. You can create wide panoramic vistas this way, or additional external aircraft views, without draining the resources on your main system or degrading its performance.
Live Weather Assistant maps can also be displayed on a client PC. Accurate detailed weather as far as the eye can see throughout your flight. No more unrealistic globalized weather from horizon to horizon, with OpusFSI you can see distant weather patterns all around you. See the changing weather patterns en route as you fly. Live Weather provides instant weather updates. No more unrealistic clearing of the weather prior to updating. Live Weather creates very realistic cloud, visibility layering and an overcast effect.
Live Weather lets you turn on, off, or automatically generate the cirrus cloud effect. Live Weather allows you to see low lying mist and fog patches. The Live Weather Engine supervises both the turbulence and ultra-realistic Dynamic Head Movement utilising actual real-life captured 3D accelerometer data.
Live Weather Overview and Locator provides overview maps of weather conditions and a search facility so that you can locate weather matching your criteria. Create your own named World Weather Themes from the current weather to reload later.
Relocate Weather from any place in the world to your current location. Load historic weather from within the last 24 hours. Dynamic Weather reports displayed during flight for your local area, destination, alternates, en route, lower and upper atmosphere weather. Standard and user configurable Site Effects for additional turbulence and wind shear effects within 80 km of the airfield resulting from local features such as terrain or obstacles on approaches.
Client Side Weather Control enables you to edit flight parameters and display weather data on a networked client PC. Live Weather allows perfect synchronisation of dynamic weather and cloud formations on networked systems.
Live Camera Features. Live Camera provides a user-friendly interface for creating, controlling and managing virtual cockpit, 2D cockpit, external aircraft, and world views. Live Camera creates, controls and manages all views from the 'flying' server system, with live view adjustment for each of your client system cameras.
Live Camera allows joystick buttons and keyboard key sequences to be assigned to individual or multiple views. Live Camera does not require you to make any changes to the control assignments. Live Camera enables default views to be specified facilitating the use of multiple screens or the creation of panoramic views over networked systems. Live Camera includes support for both standard non-windowed and windowed views. Windowed views are ideally suited for use on multi-screened computer systems.
Live Camera provides ultra-realistic Dynamic Head Movement , or virtual cockpit camera shake, based on actual real-life captured 3D accelerometer data. Live Camera provides ultra-realistic Dynamic Aircraft Movement , or 2D cockpit camera shake, based on actual real-life captured 3D accelerometer data.
Live Camera supports Automated Head Movement to assist the pilot whilst taxiing and banking in a turn. Live View Features. Live View synchronizes the aircraft's current position, attitude, landing gear, wheel movement, lighting, ailerons, elevator, rudder, flaps, spoilers speed brakes , engine throttles and reversers.
Live View synchronizes the simulator's date and time, with either weather themes or full METAR weather updates for the aircraft's surrounding area. Live View employs and optimizes multiple dedicated high-performance IPC network links , with Client Side Smoothing software, to provide the highest level of performance and the smoothest possible operation.
Live View requires minimal set up and configuration to get up and running. Live View on the demo version of Opus will run for 15 minutes allowing you to evaluate the software and ensure full compatibility with your system.
Please refer to our Products page for further details. Device Drivers The device drivers provide an interface to the popular panels and addon hardware for the sim. Each device driver will interface to the relevant aircraft simulation thereby eliminating the need to install separate drivers dedicated to each aircraft. All device drivers are aware of any new aircraft selections even if the aircraft is changed in mid-flight.
In-flight moving map. Live Camera creation, control and management with ultra-realistic Dynamic Head Movement or virtual cockpit camera shake options based on actual captured 3D acceleromenter data. Live View synchronized multi-screen networked displays for off-loading scenic and exterior views using ultra high-performance IPC comms.
I wish to congratulate Stephen for a complete atmosphere makeover. The injection of the medium and high level cloud is absolutely amazing!! Seriously, it really adds depth to the atmosphere in which we fly. Take it from me It is in one word Opus is in my opinion simply THE best weather engine available to date. The realism of the weather generated is second to none The weather all around you is there! And it stays there - when you fly towards it - then you're over it - and when you're past it!
I have never experienced that, with any other weather addon! Great job" AVSIM "you can finally have a full overcast condition in FSX" Bushpounders "Wow, just did a flight on the NGX with dynamic head movement enabled -- it 'feels' more realistic than just head wobbling, I actually felt the plane moving in response to the speed, and descent rate I was going. I would go as far as saying it looks comparable to real life videos of cockpit landings I've watched" AVSIM "Seriously impressed how it loads and manages weather!
It's revolutionary. Screen shots click to enlarge. News 1st September Live Weather Engine uses live or historic METAR data to give instant realistic and detailed weather updates and perfect weather synchronization across all networked systems. Opus Downloads. Download Opus Software and Guides here. However we will only provide an Opus weather radar 'out of sim' display in the OpusFSI along with possibly a higher resolution option.
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