I should stop posting here ... ooops!!!   :lol:

CloudSwimmer, try adding this to your Cameras.cfg (same folder where your FSX.cfg is located):

 

Put:

 

ClipMode = Normal

 

In the

[CameraDefinition.002]

Title = Virtual Cockpit

 

Section of Cameras.cfg, and report back if this helps at all.

You might want to try this for weather, its free and it handles the fog better than any other program I have seen yet... also might help if you run 4096 res instead of 1024 clouds....

 

http://www.plane-pics.de/fsxwx/main-instructions.php

 

If you look closely you will see some fog in a few valleys, and for me there is no flickering at all

 

 

 

Great program! Thanks so much for the heads up!

 

 

 

CloudSwimmer, try adding this to your Cameras.cfg (same folder where your FSX.cfg is located):

 

Put:

 

ClipMode = Normal

 

In the

[CameraDefinition.002]

Title = Virtual Cockpit

 

Section of Cameras.cfg, and report back if this helps at all.

 

Thanks Molleh. I have ClipMode=Minimum as per the Milviz F-86 manual, but I'll try it at Normal for a bit