I have looked and looked in this and other forums and just can't seem to find the help that will address my problem. I don't have any haze, which I want because it looks so much more real and I have a problem with the scenery just being cut off wherever the vis is set at. There is not slow decrease in vis. If the current weather says that the vis is three miles, everything is perfectly clear to three miles and then the scenry is just not drawn past that point. Whats up? I have gone to the considerable trouble and expense of getting ActiveSky, Bluesphere and Fuipc. No help from those programs for this problem, although I do like them for all the other things they improve. If I could just get the haze back I think things would be really great. Thanks for your help.AMD Athlon 64 3000+ASUS K8V-X1 Gig Ram PC3200Radeon 9000 Pro 128megCatalyst 5.2SB Live!

Hi,Welcome to AVSIM! We do have a forum here a little down the page. In Active Sky, is the UseFS9 Haze option checked on? Also a screen shot is OK to show us what you are seeing.Hope this helps,JimActiveSky Sales and Supporthttp://www.hifisim.com/images/as2004proudsupporter.jpg

Find the display device section in your FS9.cfg file. It will look something like this:[DISPLAY.Device.RADEON ...]Mode=1024x768x32Inset this line into that section.TableFog=0That's what worked with my Radeon 9200.R-

Well, I have been busy the past couple of days but here I am again. Still haveing trouble. RonB49 - Tried the TableFog=0 fix, didn't work for me. Thanks though.JSKorna - I made sure that the Haze Option was on. No Joy either.I am nearing the dreaded option of makeing a fresh install of FS9. I can hardly manage the thought but I seem to have no choice. It will take me hours to reinstall everything. Not impressed. Won't hurt to clear out my hanger but I rather like all my scenery! Too bad. Here is a pic showing my problem. Clear day, vis is set to three miles. Notice no haze or anything. Scenery just stops at three miles. Even the clouds

> Clear day, vis is set to three miles.That doesn't make sense. First off, if it is a clear day why do I see clouds? Second, where are you setting the visibility to three miles?R-

I have a Radeon 9200 and the solution that worked for me was to change display.cfg file NOT the fs9.cfg as suggested earlier.Find your display.cfg file in the main fs9 folder, open with notepad, find this section and edit it as follows:;----------------------------------------------------------------------; ATI Radeon Win2k/XP;----------------------------------------------------------------------(ati2dvag.dll)Disable=1TableFog=0(ati2dvag.dll.1)MinDriverRev=5.13.01.3102Disable=2TableFog=0Important: Please change above () to brackets as this forum won't let you display brackets. It won't work unless they are brackets. Just look at the other entries in the file and the syntax should be obvious.If this section does not exist, just add it but remember to make a back-up copy first.Good luck.

I have a Radeon 9200 and the solution that worked for me was to change display.cfg file NOT the fs9.cfg as suggested earlier.Find your display.cfg file in the main fs9 folder, open with notepad, find this section and edit it as follows:;----------------------------------------------------------------------; ATI Radeon Win2k/XP;----------------------------------------------------------------------(ati2dvag.dll)Disable=1TableFog=0(ati2dvag.dll.1)MinDriverRev=5.13.01.3102Disable=2TableFog=0Important: Please change above () to brackets as this forum won't let you display brackets.It won't work unless they are brackets. Just look at the other entries in the file and the syntax should be obvious.If this section does not exist, just add it but remember to make a back-up copy first.Good luck.That was the ticket! Thanks for the help. I was one inch away from doing a complete re-instalation. Things are looking great and with my other enhancement programs like ActiveSky, FUIPC, and BlueSphere textures things have never looked so good. Thanks again! I'll attach a pic of the haze like it should be on a clear day. Cheers.