hi guys,

http://i.imgur.com/iBE8DGf.png

hop you see what i mean.

I had this problem in the ngx too but there i could just turn the displays down untill the background is black.. it does not appear in the MD11 or any other addon.

in the T7 i cant do that so i need a fix, also its much stronger than in the ngx.

i found out that it gets much less if i turn off the highly detailed cockpit option but that does not look very nice over time.

hope someone knows what to do.

thanks, Leeroy

 

 

in the T7 i cant do that so i need a fix

 

Intro manual explains why this happens and what to do.

 

In order to answer your question, though:

The individual dimmers are slaved to the master control knob.  When the center button on the master control knob is pressed in, the individual knobs can only change the displays so much (and are fully slaved in the middle position, where the dot is, above each individual knob).

 

In order to get full range on each individual knob, press the center button of the master switch to turn the master setting off.  This master switch is just above your landing lights on the overhead panel.

 

The introduction manual contains a ton of other useful information about the quirks of the aircraft, as well, so I recommend that you read it.  It'll avoid the frustration, and to be quite honest, the embarassment of pointing out a "bug" that's actually not a bug, or something in need of a fix.

thanks, totaly forgot about the manuals and lookt there now and also changed the aspect ratio as recomended in the manual witch kind of helped with the problem for now. But its still there in form of little dots(very visible on ND) and playing around with the master and the lights does not change it at all.

http://i.imgur.com/ZZaaETJ.png

thanks, Leeroy

 

edit: also i realised i dont like the aspekt ratio like this and than its like in the beginning

I totally dont see a problem....nor any dots?!

 

Maybe it is my iPad2 that cant show it or I am just not looking carefully enough.

I do not see what you mean. Can you explain please?

on the displays what looks like some reflections you can see some colorchanges where thy should not be and when i move the camera they change aswell.

in the second picture you can see them realy small, they look like pixels of the screen but when i move the camera they start moving too and create patterns wich look odd.

Can you Highlight Them?"

i am currently flying but i will do a video where you guys can see them and how they change..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MEZVe80kUI&feature=youtu.be

there it is, due to youtube compression its even less visible than in game but you guys should be able to see what i mean now

good night and thanks for the patience so far.

Still cant see it.

 

You mean the dirty finger prints on the displays, or the shimmering at various places (not only displays) around the cockpit?

 

Both are normal but shimmering can be reduced by higher levels of AA.

There is the possibility to change the color of all the screens backgrounds (via options in fmc). They are not black by default. If you change them to black, the shimmering might go away. It worked for me. This is also the difference to the NGX, where you can not change colors...

novemberuniform you see what i mean?

and then the question is, are the displays black in reality.

I think the OP's talking about the same thing I have; kind of moire patterns against the black background of the displays. I could get rid of these in the NGX by just turning down the individual panel's brightness, but that doesn't fully work in the 777. I've just learned to get used to them.

 

Kevin O'Connell

https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=97F94B55B8A67383&id=97F94B55B8A67383%21223&v=3 you can download it from there then you shuold see what i see, and i do not want to get used to them.

I am on my phone now and don't see what you mean. I was guessing by your explaination. I don't care if they are all black irl. It looks best for me that way.

 

I think the OP's talking about the same thing I have; kind of moire patterns against the black background of the displays. I could get rid of these in the NGX by just turning down the individual panel's brightness, but that doesn't fully work in the 777. I've just learned to get used to them.

 

Kevin O'Connell

Try what I said. I'm quiet sure it will help you.