Brenchen

Yes and no, but it certainly looks good Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk

Yea I missed that reply. But thanks for pointing that out. Problem solved! I'll leave off the second problem with the fog cross-sectioning the plane until I can reproduce it again. John, when you said look at my graphics card, what should I be looking for? I've updated to the lastest driver, and installed XP after installing the graphics card.

OK As mentioned before, that problem still exists at dawn/dusk with v1.3.2. It seems like it's a camera glare of some sort and it may actually be intentional. However, the effect may be too strong?

Ah I see, my apologies. I somehow thought we were entitled 5 downloads. Thanks for the clarification.

I'm just looking at my counter now. I've downloaded the installation 3 times from the link. The initial purchase, v1.3.1, and now 1.3.2. The Download Links says "2 downloads remaining". So I'm not quite sure what do you mean by it resets?

Now just tagging along this thread, with every update, we must download a new version of SMP, and our download counter just keep reducing. What if there are 5 updates available for it, and I use up all my download quota not because I lost the file, but because of these updates. And when I genuinely lost the files and my download quota is up, what can I do about this?

Here are the pictures. Firstly this is my SMP settings: The time settings are: At dawn, img 1 & 2 were taken with CAT II visibility (set in the weather options)At down, img 3, 4, 5 were taken with CAT I visibilityLog files were taken at CAT I visibility: Log.txtSMP setting remained consistent throughout these images: These two images show how it looked inside the cockpit. The following three images illustrate how the angle of viewing of the aircraft changes that effect. Now a new patch is just released, I'll install that and see how it goes. Cheers,

Hi Frank, do you need me to run the sim with the plugin installed and get that erroneous effect to appear before the log file is of any use?

Thanks for the reply Frank, I'll put up some info when I get home in 12 hours time. Cheers.

I mean the haze conditions were default to XPX, but the problem may be lying in how SMP deals with the haze?

It seems that condition is when there is a layer of fog or haze over the airfield (at this point I've only tested for when the aircraft is on the ground), the colouring difference takes place. This also applies to something "orange", but I cannot explain where the "orange" haze came from. In terms of the first picture, it was the first time I saw that, so not sure how I can reproduce that for testing purposes.

This problem appears regardless of real weather or default weather. It appears only under a certain condition, and if I remove SMP, the problem goes away.

Hi, Not sure if this is allowed, but before I know about this forum, I posted on .org about my problem but there were very limited replies: http://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?showtopic=75070&hl= If anyone had experienced, this can I get some support on how to overcome it please? Thanks Brendan