Hi guysI like all of your responses but I think they are a little off the topic... Most of what I am hearing here is about textures and texture quality. But as I have mentioned before and as you can see from the pics in this post we are talking about the EXTREME white outline AROUND only the runway textures.. It matters not WHAT textures you use the HIGH CONTRAST WHITE OUTLINE is still there.. The problem I have with this is if you get within 10 miles of the airport the runways stand out like a sore thumb. (I like the origanal posters comment that it reminded him of the B. Artwick days) very funny!!Anyway my system is core i7 extreme/12 gig of ram/ATI 5870 running in eyefinity on 3 42'/ my system is not the problem here.. I still believe it has something to do with the airports AFCAD file for the ai, but that is as far as my thinking takes me.I appreciate all you guys ideas..thanksJim

It's the REX "enhanced runway markings" option. I don't like it either.

To the OP, you'll want to turn on AA and AF, if using an nvidia card, download and run nHancer.... set up your system and FSX profile via suggestions in this thread:http://www.simforums.com/forums/forum_posts.asp?TID=29041

Are you in DX10 mode? The first 2 shots look like a Anti-Alias problem, while the 3rd one shows texture bleed through, which is indicative of being in DX10 Preview mode? If you are try turning it off, and the problem should go away. As for the AA problem you can use Nhancer if you have a Nvidia card. I use the 8Xs setting for best results of quality vs performance in FSX.

One of many. You'll finally have to get rid of that old (but good for it's time) San Francisco & Seattle stuff...

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