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    • idefix37
      idefix37 Sailor Moderator last edited by idefix37

      Today ECMWF model seems to predict heavy clouds over Berlin according to what the Clouds layer shows.

      F91EE044-AF73-4980-8DAB-D83195B7314C.jpeg

      No, it’s just a 33 % cloud cover. So you can expect sunny spells and a luminous sky.

      26F99E07-E2CD-4C4D-B9E1-04198C979B2B.jpeg

      So why these dark clouds? Do they correctly render the cloudiness?
      I definitively prefer my Clouds colour settings which gives a better intuitive rendering. But it’s just my feeling.

      27CE194C-9764-4026-8C9E-80E6AC6AFDF4.jpeg

      Would you like to get the same colour setting?

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      • petra.pik
        petra.pik last edited by

        Hi @idefix37, thank you for sharing this with us. I have passed it to our developers to consider.

        Petra

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        • ivo
          ivo Administrator last edited by

          This is good idea. Anything below 50% should be rendered really almost invisibly

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          • idefix37
            idefix37 Sailor Moderator @ivo last edited by

            @ivo
            Here is the code in case you want to use it. I have extrapolated and simplified it from that of a former user. If you need to reduce again the number of lines, you can simplify it further.

            [[0,[208,156,104,0]],
            [4,[208,156,104,256]],
            [8,[208,156,104,256]],
            [12,[208,156,104,256]],
            [16,[208,156,104,256]],
            [20,[208,160,112,256]],
            [24,[208,164,120,256]],
            [28,[208,168,128,256]],
            [32,[208,172,136,256]],
            [36,[208,176,144,256]],
            [40,[208,180,152,256]],
            [44,[208,184,160,256]],
            [48,[208,188,168,256]],
            [52,[208,192,176,256]],
            [56,[208,196,184,256]],
            [60,[208,200,192,256]],
            [64,[208,204,200,256]],
            [68,[208,208,208,256]],
            [72,[208.8,212,212,256]],
            [76,[209.6,216,216,256]],
            [80,[210.4,220,220,256]],
            [84,[211.2,224,224,256]],
            [88,[212,228,228,256]],
            [92,[212.8,232,232,256]],
            [96,[213.6,236,236,256]],
            [100,[214.4,240,240,0]]]

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            • Gkikas LGPZ
              Gkikas LGPZ Moderator @ivo last edited by

              @ivo
              IMO, yes if have to do with medium and high clouds.
              But.... 20 to 49% of low clouds (st, sc) or even cu, must be shown.

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