Hi guys,very often I experience blurries or unsharp textures in high altitudes and partly during the approach.I heard that a change of certain parameter within the fs9.cfg can solve this issue.Does anybody have experience with that?Would be glad to get some advice :)Regards,

Hi Marius!These are the usual cfg entries I like to play with. That said, haven't tried any additional "tweaks" for quite a while now and blurries seem no factor at all. Well, in FS9 at least...MAX_UNLIMITED_VIS=48280(DISPLAY.Device....)TriLinear=1(DISPLAY)UPPER_FRAMERATE_LIMIT=24TEXTURE_BANDWIDTH_MULT=240(TERRAIN)TERRAIN_ERROR_FACTOR=100.000000TERRAIN_MAX_VERTEX_LEVEL=20TERRAIN_DEFAULT_RADIUS=4.500000TERRAIN_EXTENDED_RADIUS=4.500000TERRAIN_EXTENDED_LEVELS=3Essentially these are the result of some trial'n error on my rig. Just give them a try. Your system looks like it should be able to handle FS9 nicely. Don't forget to activate Antialiasing and Filtering from within your graphics driver.Happy Easter!Holger

Man, those tweaks simply rock! Thank you so much! FS9 looks so much better now :)Happy Easter to you and your family, too.Regards,

Really? Well, excellent :) Just edited my message and added three more, might want to try these too..Regards,

I'll try them out tomorrow :)Regards,

I agree with the ounce of prevention proverb, but when necessary the cure is to assign a key to 'reload scenery' from the FS9 menu.By default FS doesn't assign any key to this function, so I put it on the 'pause/break key. Which I then map over to a joystick button. Wiggle my thumb and it redraws the scenery in about 2 seconds, taking out the blurs and grays.

How do you assign a reload scenery key? I don't see it in my controls.

Go to Settings /Assignments and scroll down the the entry labeled Refresh Scenery and assign a key combination of your choice.It will tell you if your choice is already in use so you can try some other entry.