Well, I brought this up after installing ASX many months ago, and I guess there just wasn't much interest. So I'll try again! Here's what I'm asking for . . .I find the vis layers that show up when I load online weather with ASX to be sometimes very poorly done, which of course, is how FSX is displaying them. I would really like ASX to offer, in its configuration settings page, an option to for example, "Set minimum visibility layer should be X nm's. This way, if one wanted to eliminate the 10 and 20 mile vis layers that look . . . awful in mountainous regions for example, one could set this slider to 50nm. I do this manually almost every time up, but I'd love to not have to stop a flight and do it manually. How hard could that be? It's bad enough to me to where I often don't use online weather and just go with the canned weather, which of course is not nearly as interesting. I wonder if anyone else would enjoy this addition control?Thanks for responding, HiFi. NoelQX9650 w/ Retail HSF|ASUS P5E3 Premium WiFi|4GB Muskin Ascent 7-6-6-18 1T DDR3-1600|EVGA 8800GT|Seagate SATA 2 x 2|Seagate Cheetah 15K.x|XP Pro SP2|Vista 64--maybe never to be installed

Hi Noel,You can already set the minimum visibility through the minimum visibility slider, and/or get rid of the layer all together by using X Graphics and Cirrus OVC #4 or #5.Would that work?Thanks,Jimhttp://www.hifisim.com/banners/hifi-community-sigbanner.jpghttp://www.hifisim.com/