Does FlightGear currently "support" cloud turbulence? You know, like when you
go through a cumulus cloud, there's /a lot/ of turbulence? Well, IIRC,
FlightGear doesn't support have any.
It shouldn't be that hard to add. Just check if the plane is in a cloud, and if
so, mess with the flight dynamics or something. I don't know too much about how
it would work, and I haven't scrounged through the source code enough to
understand what everything generally does, but I'm willing to help if needed.
Maybe we could add this to FlightGear 2.14 or 3.00?
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