Here's the next twist- TWO layers of ECO-PLANE clouds. The higher one was rotated 90 degrees for variation. The TOP sky layer is of course Vue's horizontally mapped clouds.

When you THINK about it... it makes sense to use VERTICALLY mapped clouds for lower altitudes and HORIZONTALLY mapped clouds for the high altitude skys.

One potential bug is that when I add a separate and distinct new layer of ECO-CLOUDS (rather than just copying raising and and rotating)the new layer seems to confuse VUE's handling of the first layer and it will no longer work. It seems like a memory handling thing I suspect...