Dear all,Some of you already own a copy of Terramesh (FS2002) and use it in FS2004. No problems, but now something else has appeared on the market: myWorld 2004 from Burkhard Renk. It consists of many parts which you have to buy seperate. I mostly fly European flights in conjunction with Asian flights (especially KLM flights). Does anybody know if it would be worth it to transfer from Terramesh and FSLandclass to myWorld?Thanks in advance!

Hi Ferry,Sorry to nitpick but why have you set Colour quality to 32bit in Display properties, yet you are running in 16bit in the sim? I note also you have checked anti-aliasing in the sim and in the display drivers. You might find you get a better result by unchecking this box and set your anti-aliasing level in the drivers only.Mike

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>Hi Ferry,>>Sorry to nitpick but why have you set Colour quality to 32bit>in Display properties, yet you are running in 16bit in the>sim? I note also you have checked anti-aliasing in the sim and>in the display drivers. You might find you get a better result>by unchecking this box and set your anti-aliasing level in the>drivers only.>>MikeHi Mike, no worries about the nitpicking! I am glad somebody is responding to that to give advise. I made these screenshots for other people to see how I use Flightsimulator and the way I managed to fly it with pleasure.The Nvidia driver is set to 32bit for other purposes rather than Flightsimulator. And I noticed a very small improvement in the 16 bit in Flightsimulator.Thanks for the Anti Aliasing Info!I have to update the screenshots soon because I updated the Nvidia Driver.Mike, do you think these screenshots are usefull for the not-so-experienced people? I am thinking about to write more detailed information on my configurations. But this takes time and I am not sure whether it might benefit to others.Thanks in advance.

Hi Ferry,"do you think these screenshots are usefull for the not-so-experienced people?"......you bet! :) And for the more experienced as well! It took only seconds before curiosity got the better of me and I clicked on your link. Each of us may believe we have the perfect setup, but that doesn't stop us looking over the shoulders of others to see how they have achieved their own personal nirvana ;) And, it is always appreciated when folk like yourself take the trouble to help others in their quest.Cheers!Mike :-beerchug