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So it is - the birds are now flying in YoWindow sky.
In the new RC, of course.

They appear not long after you have opened YoWindow.

Pay attention that birds don't fly if one of the following conditions is met
- In the night
- temperature < -10
- temperature > 30
- wind speed > 15 m/s
- In heavy rain or snow

Do you agree with these rules?

It took a long time for us to release this feature.
We have started the work several months ago.
Today we are opening a preview - a beta version of "Birds" feature.

The effect is available for Village landscape only.

The birds effect has been developed for us by Alexandr Parshin - our friend living in Vladivostok,
this is the far east of Russia.

It is very important for us to make this effect as much unobtrusive as possible.
We don't want an option to show/hide birds.
If you find birds irritating (always or at moments), let me know.

Do you like birds?
We need your opinion to fine-tune the effect to perfection.

Pasha

Hi Pasha,

I'm still looking and looking and waiting .... no birds!
May be behind the hills?
And I think all rules are fullfilled
What could be the problem?
Werner

Sorry, my fault, try the next build.

I like it!

Thanks to Alexandr Parshin for creating this fun addition! And thanks to you for the fun and helpfulness of YoWindow!

Well... thank you

I can only say I have a three-letter word for this:

W. O. W.

In other words: please don't even consider removing them

Fred

Hello, mine is now night, but I was in Mexico and Tokyo, I saw the birds, the right stuff, fits into the environment. Each cast guys, now it looks much more realistic. Charm to watch.

Very beautiful the effect of birds. His presence in the landscape is refreshing as it is in nature.
Par, Congratulations for this work.
Eugenio

Hi Pasha,

now it's working perfect (sorry for reporting the bug )
Many thanks to Alexandr!
Hope we didn't get a concentration of birds like in Hitchkock's film "the birds"
Werner

Hi Pasha,

I agree with Fred. The birds are a WOW. Please do not even consider removing them.

Thank you,

Marty