dry marlin
Realistically, at 12km, no cloud which is so huge can spawn at 12km. A Nimbocumulus (Castle Bravo) cant even reach this scale - and if it can, its definetly not at that yield. There would be much less than many of them.
It not only ruins the usual beautiful sky at such high altitudes, but its also unrealistic and its annoying when i have to fly through a rain cloud at 23km (this is what happens whenever i fly L-2000)
at how the fuck are cirrus clouds appearing at over 20km or so when they appear at 8-12km 💀
fallen furnace
I would agree but I'm not sure if aeronautica scaling applies vertically as well
dry marlin
its not like clouds are an integrated roblox feature
fallen furnace
Shrug
dry marlin
its not scaled i can see cumulus spawning at 3-5km
wouldnt make sense a nimbocumulus is at 23km
that image is 18km
and thats the max of a cb
(nimbocumulus)
faint galleon
what is a km
dry marlin
kilometer?
faint galleon
use ft
snow moat
what is a km
kilomiles
plush flint
I would agree but I'm not sure if aeronautica scaling applies vertically as well
it used to
before they replaced clouds with pngs
kind veldt
wouldnt make sense a nimbocumulus is at 23km
-# Btw it's cumulonimbus, not the other way around
fallen furnace
-# meteorology nerd shi!!!!!
dry marlin
-# Btw it's cumulonimbus, not the other way around
sorry
vital knot
me and my glider love cumulus clouds 
hallow hound
at how the fuck are cirrus clouds appearing at over 20km or so when they appear ...
Relevant, but the devs didn't seem to care
it aint just clouds
cold magnet
nimbocumulus 
hallow hound
its the fucking Typhoon Cobra jumpscaring the high alt planes as well
dry marlin
nimbocumulus <:Holditin:942701237328044042>
shut up
cold magnet
And overshooting tops on anvils can go as high as 75k ft
hallow hound
I would agree but I'm not sure if aeronautica scaling applies vertically as well
iirc vertical scaling is 1:1
A380 max alt off by less than half a kilofeet
F-22A max alt off by just over half a kilofeet
IL-76 max alt off by less than half a kilofeet
dry marlin
I wouldn’t say 12km as equatorial tropopause is around 60k ft (18ish)
fair, but i fly at 23km and somehow theres a cirrus or even storm cloud occasionally
cirrus dont appear at those altitudes
cold magnet
Eh yeah cirrus could be a little lower
Shouldn’t ever be seeing cumuliform up there though outside of a big storm
fallen furnace
iirc vertical scaling is 1:1
A380 max alt off by less than half a kilofeet
F-22A...
I see
dry marlin
cloud 🤔
hallow hound
i believe its more like 1:8 or 1:!0
Varies slightly between aircraft
lucid furnace
You do know there's different types of clouds and one type can go up to 75000 ft?
plush flint
You do know there's different types of clouds and one type can go up to 75000 ft...
one type
not all clouds
dry marlin
You do know there's different types of clouds and one type can go up to 75000 ft...
im aware lol
75000 ft bro??
okay, i can trust you a cloud appears at 22.8km
i cant trust you whatsoever a STORM CLOUD appears in extreme density at 23km, and is actually taller than that
a cumulonimbus (storm cloud) forms at up to 60.000ft
not 75.5k
dry marlin
CBs are literally the only ones that can reach that high
and they usually dont
wanton robin
_Horizontal_ scaling on the other hand...
Horizontal scaling is 1:30 iirc
dry marlin
what
wanton robin
Time is scaled by 1:30
So multiply horizontal scaling by 30 and you get the canonical map size
and it lines up decently well with aircraft range as well
fallen furnace
You've got to be cirrus
snow moat
how high is 20km on ft
dry marlin
ekhem
obsidian gull
