Posted this in the Md-11 forum but not sure it is related to just that a/c. If not where do i ask the following:A few days ago i posted a problem i am having with my MD-11 with no response. However since this time i have been trying different things to see if i could find the trigger and i just found it.To recap, my problem is this. When the mouse pointer is hovering over a display like say the ND, the little magnifying glass with the + sign rapidly changes between magnifying glass and an arrow creating a kind of rapid flickering affect and when hovering over a nob and the pointer changes from arrow to little grabbing hand (not push), it does the same thing only between grab hand and arrow. The latter is extremely anoying because it makes it very difficult to set whatever the nob sets.After playing for a long time with this i found that if i run FSX alone without REX2 running, problem solved. As soon as i run REX2, the problem appears. My big problem is, there is no way i want to ditch my REX2 or EzDok camera. They are two great addons imo.I have even tried different settings in both REX2 and FSX, but no luck. MD-11 is the only a/c that i have any graphics problems using these two add ons and i am certainly not giving up my MD-11. I am also going to go over to the REX2 forum and give them a try but if anybody has any suggestions or better yet, knows of a solution here, i would be really greatful.

Hmm.. Strange, I'm running the MD-11, rex2 and exdock without any problems..

Found the solution for now. I only use REX2 for the textures so, because REX2 only has to be running all the time for the weather engine, i can load my texture theme into FSX and then shut down REX2 which makes the problem go away. This buys me time to find and hopefulley eliminate the cause so that i can use the weather engine if i decide i want in the future.

Found the solution for now. I only use REX2 for the textures so, because REX2 only has to be running all the time for the weather engine, i can load my texture theme into FSX and then shut down REX2 which makes the problem go away. This buys me time to find and hopefulley eliminate the cause so that i can use the weather engine if i decide i want in the future.

I personally never run REX unless ive gotten sick of my current texture set, typically I just use the weather engine at all times, and use sites such as checkwx.com to obtain metar and taf information. I try to keep my 3rd party programs to a minimum while simming to avoid having conflicts such as the one you describe, It also leaves more resources for the sim its self.