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Well title says it .! Especially with the WXR feature ASN is on my buying list.But Opus looks really nice as well!

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Hi there,

 

i have both weather engines. Both are great and both have their flaws. My choice is ASN it is clean and simple.


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Your best bet is to buy both,  you will eventually anyway and see what works for you.  Both fantastic but i am using ASN for now, it works for me


 

 

 

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More discussions about ASN vs OPUS:

 

http://forum.avsim.net/topic/439754-opus-vs-active-sky-next/?hl=%2Bopus

 

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I have both and like them both. I was a beta tester for ASN from the very beginning and was with them for over 10 years. I think I used ASN with P3d ver 2.4. During that time I tried ASN but it caused stuttering with P3D. We tried everything to no avail so I bought Opus FSI. It worked very well with P3D ver 2.4 and there was NO stuttering. Then along came P3d Ver 2.5. Got Opus going with that no problem. So I said to myself, why don't you try ASN? So I did with the new version to work with P3D ver 2.5. It worked like a charm and NO stuttering. What went on with ver 2.4 I am not sure but there was stuttering with Ver 2.4. I am now using ASN as I always liked it and maybe a little partial because of my involvment but OPUS does a fine job also. Its a win win situation if you have both. Just my 2 cents worth

 

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Opus is my substitute when LM brings out a new P3D2 version and HiFi ist still in update process of ASN. What i discovered in Opus is the clouds touching the ground which looks awful. ASN has better cloud handling i think.


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ASN for weather, OPUS for dynamic head movement and custom camera views. Both a must.


Vic green

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I have both too. ASN is better for weather. Cheers. 


Best regards, Fritz ESSONO

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Has the checkerboard effect sorted out? When flying at high altitudes clouds below form a very strange interpolated maze of some sort... does opus have the same problem?

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 OPUS for dynamic head movement

I can no longer fly without DHM. IMO its the biggest single improvement you can make with any sim

Oh yeah and it does weather to.


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You need ASN if you are going to use the PMDG T7 weather radar as well as the NGX soon to be upgraded (any minute,  hour, day, year, now) with the wx radar addition.


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Thanks for all the replies gents! Appreciate it :lol:  :rolleyes:  Topic can be closed , I may buy both but I'm currently low on budget! So for now ASN !

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Before this closes, you can get demo versions of both so you can try them out before you buy. I did that and went for Opus partly because of the included camera and head movements included.


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Before this closes, you can get demo versions of both so you can try them out before you buy. I did that and went for Opus partly because of the included camera and head movements included.

 

Strongly suggested. Always remember that different computers can handle programs differently.

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