By the way, these are 2 shots (with and without ENB) and the results look wierd don't you think ?http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/833/withenb.png/http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/189/withoutenb.png/

anyone ?

anyone ?

Hello. That looks like I would expect with the HDR on and off. You're going to get brighter and softer lights and more glare and darker shadows.- Richard

Which you shouldn't do because it screws up the initialization of some of our planes (J41 mainly). I don't see how that has anything to do with the graphics rendering though - Preload is how it actually starts loading the flight in the background while you're on the FSX menu screens setting up the flight.

If we set up the flight using the default Cessna & then switch to our aircraft of choice after the flight is loaded would that still apply?

Which you shouldn't do because it screws up the initialization of some of our planes (J41 mainly). I don't see how that has anything to do with the graphics rendering though - Preload is how it actually starts loading the flight in the background while you're on the FSX menu screens setting up the flight.

Hi,I know what disablepreload does and I don't know how this should influence the graphics rendering either, but this solution was suggested here: http://forum.avsim.net/topic/322993-alternative-external-fps-limiter/page__st__25. I don't have the J41 so I don't know if disablepreload=0 (which is the default setting btw) interferes with the J41. Maarten