I cannot seem to get this to go away. Anyone else with this problem, more importantly, with a solution. Thanks.GrantM

Hi,To sort the problem, zoom completely in, then out again. To permanetly solve the problem, remove the mip maps from the textures. It's a mip map (texture) problem...Cheers,Robert

How can I remove the mip maps? I have the same probThanks!

**HOW TO REMOVE MIP-MAPS**1. Open the texture file that is blurred in Imagetool. located in FS2002>gmax>Flightsim>gamepacks>flightsim2. Click: File>Extract Mip-maps After doing so you will see a bunch of files on screen.3. Click on the file named blah_blah_t_0.bmp **NOTE**! Make sure the file highlighted is the one with the "0" in it.4. Once that file is "active", click: File>save as>"the texture you are replacing"(whichever file that is being replaced,eg. wing_1_t.bmp or whatever)5. Go to each of the remaining files on the screen and close each file. When asked if you want to save the changes to each file click "NO".That's it!!!!No more blurries!!!!!!!!!!!:)Shane

Robert,Your answer seems to be unsatisfactory, especially since the repaint bears the IFDG name. Your 757 is a magnificent piece of freeware and it should not be diminished in quality. You might urge your repainters to not use mip-maps as many already do not. This is not helpful advice for the common user, it is advice for your repainters. I would appreciate you telling this to them. GrantM

Dear Grant, The solution given by these people look very statisfying, if you still having graphical problems , then i advice you to look through if you have the latest videocard drivers and play around with your detail settings in your fs2002.Since iFDG didn

Then you plan to release official IFDG repaints on your website separate from the users' ones now being posted to the AVSIM library? If such is the case, I will wait for your repaints. Thanks.GrantM