Cube lights.

[Maxime]

The red light is very bad with squares surrounding it not the green one.

[Zach Decou]

Same here.

[Cameron]

Hi, guys,

Thanks for the report.

I've just opened up X-Plane to verify this, but cannot re-produce what is shown in the screenshot. The green and red both look the same on my aircraft.

This is in X-Plane 9.53.

Can you guys please specify your rendering setting (extreme, very high, etc), as well as what version of X-Plane you're on, and OS (I know Maxime is on a Mac)?

Thanks!

[JGregory]

Hi Guys,

This looks like a similar problem someone had with the Falco.  See this thread...

http://forums.x-pilot.com/index.php?topic=629.0

I believe this is an issue with the version of X-Plane you are running...should be at least 9.45 for the C400.

Jim

[Maxime]

I use x-plane 9.50.

Specs:

iMac 3.06GHz and 8GB RAM.

[JGregory]

I use x-plane 9.50.

Specs:

iMac 3.06GHz and 8GB RAM.

Maxime,

I have a new iMac as well and can not reproduce this problem with 9.55rc3.

What OSX version are you using?

What video card is in your iMac?

Does this happen with all liveries of the C400?

Have you modified any of the Livery texture files?

Thanks for your input on this.

Jim

[P-38]

I have seen this too. It only happens for me with compress textures to save vram checked in the Rendering options screen.

[scubajuan]

After seeing this post I took a closer look and I have the same issue, only with the red light, even with the compress textures to save VRAM checker off.

I am running Mac OSX 10.6.4

on a MacBook Pro 17" 2.8 Ghz

4 GB Ram

512 MB Vram

X-Plane 9.55 rc3

[JGregory]

After seeing this post I took a closer look and I have the same issue, only with the red light, even with the compress textures to save VRAM checker off.

I am running Mac OSX 10.6.4

on a MacBook Pro 17" 2.8 Ghz

4 GB Ram

512 MB Vram

X-Plane 9.55 rc3

scubajuan,

I duplicated your render settings and I am still unable to recreate this problem.

I really don't have an answer to why this is happening.  My guess is it has something to do with a combination of render settings and video cards/drivers.

If anyone can give me "specific" settings that cause this, please let me know.

Jim

[scubajuan]

I am running Mac OSX 10.6.4 on a MacBook Pro with a NVIDEA GeForce 9600M GT 512MB, there is no tweaking possible on the driver as far as I know. I hope there was cuz I've read that X-Plane runs better in a windows environment due to better driver and customization of the driver for display, and I can't afford a bootcamp partition in this laptop (not enough space).