diff --git a/Docs/README.3DClouds b/Docs/README.3DClouds
index b8ebc2190..8bc6039d4 100644
--- a/Docs/README.3DClouds
+++ b/Docs/README.3DClouds
@@ -32,34 +32,41 @@ by a OpenGL Shader - a small program that is run on your graphics card.
 The cloud is defined by the following properties:
 
 <min-cloud-width-m>   - minimum width of the cloud in meters (default 500)
-<max-cloud-width-m>   - maximum width of the cloud (default min-cloud-width-m)
-<min-cloud-height-m>  - minimum height of the cloud (default min-cloud-width-m)
-<max-cloud-height-m>  - maximum height of the cloud (default max-cloud-width-m)
+<max-cloud-width-m>   - maximum width of the cloud (default min-cloud-width-m*1.5)
+<min-cloud-height-m>  - minimum height of the cloud (default 400)
+<max-cloud-height-m>  - maximum height of the cloud (default min-cloud-height-m*1.5)
 <texture>             - texture file of sprites to use (default cl_cumulus.png)
 <num-textures-x>      - number of cloud textures defined horizontally in the
                         texture file (default 4)
 <num-textures-y>      - number of cloud textures defined vertically in the
                         texture file (default 4)
+<height-map-texture>  - whether to choose the vertical texture index based on
+                        sprite height within the clouds (default false)
 <num-sprites>         - Number of sprite to generate for the cloud (default 20)
 <bottom-shade>        - Light multiplier for sprites at the bottom of the cloud
                         (default 1.0)
 <min-sprite-width-m>  - minimum width of the sprites used to create the cloud
                         (default 200)
 <max-sprite-width-m>  - maximum width of the sprites used to create the cloud
-                        (default min-sprite-width-m)
+                        (default min-sprite-width-m*1.5)
 <min-sprite-height-m> - minimum height of the spites used to create the cloud
-                        (default min-sprite-width-m)
+                        (default 150)
 <max-sprite-height-m> - maximum height of the sprites used to create the cloud
-                        (default max-sprite-height-m)
+                        (default min-sprite-height-m*1.5)
+<z-scale>             - vertical scaling factor to apply to to the sprite after
+                        billboarding. A small value would create a sprite that
+                        looks squashed when viewed from the side. (default 1.0)
+                        
 
 The texture to use for the sprites is defined in the <texture> tag.
 To allow some variation, you can create a texture file containing multiple
 sprites in a grid, and define the <num-textures-x/y> tags. The code
 decides which texture to use for a given sprite : randomly in the x-direction
-and based on the altitude of the sprite within the cloud in the y-direction.
-Therefore, you should put sprite textures you want to use for the bottom of
-your cloud at the bottom of the texture file, and those you want to use for
-the top of the cloud at the top of the texture file.
+and based on the altitude of the sprite within the cloud in the y-direction
+if <height-map-texture> is set. Therefore, you should put sprite textures 
+you want to use for the bottom of your cloud at the bottom of the texture 
+file, and those you want to use for the top of the cloud at the top of the 
+texture file.
 
 For example, the following Nasal snippet will create a cloud immediately above the
 aircraft at an altitude of 1000 ft above /environment/clouds/layer[0]/elevation-ft :
@@ -92,14 +99,14 @@ Deleting Individual Clouds
 Clouds may be deleted by using the "del-cloud" command. This takes the following
 property arguments.
 
-<layer>      - The cloud layer number containing the cloud to delet. (default 0)
+<layer>      - The cloud layer number containing the cloud to delete. (default 0)
 <index>      - The unique identifier of the cloud to delete.
 
 Global 3D Clouds
 ================
 
-The global weather system uses sets of clouds defined in cloudlayers.xml
-in your FG_ROOT.
+The global weather system uses sets of clouds defined in 
+FG_ROOT/Environment/cloudlayers.xml
 
 The file has 3 distinct sections: layers, cloud boxes and clouds,
 described below.