Hi to all people,I think the screens talks better than me. How can I fix the stripes in the sky (try to enlarge the screen if yoou don't see them)? I've REX 2.0 installed, do you think it could be responsible?<Images removed by mod>Thanks a lot,Riccardo

Riccardo,Take a look at the rules for posting images. Both were well over the size limit. There's a link in my signature.

Hi to all people,I think the screens talks better than me. How can I fix the stripes in the sky (try to enlarge the screen if yoou don't see them)? I've REX 2.0 installed, do you think it could be responsible?<Images removed by mod>Thanks a lot,Riccardo

Riccardo,Make sure you have you graphics configured for 32bit color.

When you go to Customize, in Settings, what is your filtering set at?

Riccardo,Make sure you have you graphics configured for 32bit color.

And the desktop and FSX are configured the same...colrs and reso;ution. Paul

Thanks to all guys, and sorry to the mod for posting oversize images.My filter on fsx is Trilinear and resolution 1920x1080 at 32bit.I run w7 64 bit (see below my signature) and desktop is 1920x1080 too.How can I fix the problem?

Please post a smaller picture of what you are seeing.

Please post a smaller picture of what you are seeing.

This is the direct link, I cannot resize immages now, so forgive me:http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/2069/fsx.jpghttp://img534.imageshack.us/img534/3107/fsx2.jpgthanks in advance

In order to see anything that looked remotely like a stripe I had to turn up the brightness to 70%!!!!I don't think you have a problem!vololiberista

In order to see anything that looked remotely like a stripe I had to turn up the brightness to 70%!!!!I don't think you have a problem!vololiberista

I didn't think it was a "real" problems, but it only seems strange to me.So is it normal for you?

Hi,How about a day time shot?

That banding is not normal. At least I don't have that showing up at all, at any time of the simulated "day" or "night". I would have said that perhaps you were running a resolution at 16 as opposed to 32 but you have already stated otherwise. I would try Anisotropic instead of Trilinear and see if that helps to blend things in.

That banding is not normal. At least I don't have that showing up at all, at any time of the simulated "day" or "night". I would have said that perhaps you were running a resolution at 16 as opposed to 32 but you have already stated otherwise. I would try Anisotropic instead of Trilinear and see if that helps to blend things in.

@JSKorna:shot day is perfect, no one "stripe" or similar.@FlyAndFight:32 bit in desktop and FSX. Now that you are telling about resolution....whrn I've installed FSX first time he said me that there were an incompatibility between desktop and fsx applilcation, is it possble? it's strange because either fsx and win7 are microsoft products.

@JSKorna:32 bit in desktop and FSX. Now that you are telling about resolution....whrn I've installed FSX first time he said me that there were an incompatibility between desktop and fsx applilcation, is it possble? it's strange because either fsx and win7 are microsoft products.

Everyone gets the "incompatibility" statement when they first open FSX (if they own Vista or Windows 7). It's not really incompatible with Windows but with Windows Aero and it will not affect your FSX display whatsoever.Best regards,Jim

I didn't think it was a "real" problems, but it only seems strange to me.So is it normal for you?

If you do a daytime shot you will see that the stripe equates to a haze layer!vololiberista