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fsx graphics problem

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my settings are like yours and still I have the problem I saw that when I am on zoom 1.50 and not at my standard 0.70 it is ok but I cant fly with zoom 1.50 and


http://prntscr.com/7rxrkg       (zoom 0.60)

http://prntscr.com/7rxryi        (zoom 1.50)

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I also had this problem, and found a zoom of 0.80 to 1.00 resolve the issue. However, I have messed about in nVidia Inspector and maybe that was it. Have you looked at nVidia inspector? (useless on an AMD card)

Chris Smith

I have settings like yours but the problem still stands when I am in 0.60 zoom I have the graphic problem and when I am in 1.50 zoom it is ok but in 1.50 I cant see nothing it is to big

I would say, use 1.00, and move you're position in EZDok to give you a confable setting. You will need to play with it for a while to find the perfect balance

Chris Smith

yes I have your settings and I still have the problem.

when I am in 0.60 zoom I have the problem when I am in the cockpit, outside I also having the lines or pixeled textures and when I am zooming in the cockpit to 1.50 or at outside view alot than it is ok


sorry this massages where in delay.

 I am using amd and I don't have EZDOK

Have you looked at nVidia inspector? (useless on an AMD card)

 

Chris  the op has  said  he is using  a AMD  card  as in post   5,  that's why I posted  my settings  which by the looks of  it  hasn't  solved his issue.  I say his issue  is  the  zoom level where he  states in the above post #16,  when he is at .70 its ok,  and  when he  zooms out  to 1.5  its  not,

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Peter kelberg

I that case then, I still stick with getting EXDok. I'm sure that will resolve the issue

Chris Smith

I have like yours and I still have the problem

http://prntscr.com/7s3ydx

look it is not just the pmdg cockpit it is also outside the aircrafts and the outside world the scenery you see these broken lines or this blurry thing I dont know and I dont know how to fix it.

pleaser help me I have a massive upcoming event in less than a week that I have being waiting for a year so please help me I can give teamviewer or something


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they are also flikering these lines they are everywhere

As I said, you need a higher zoom, and you will then need to adjust your view after the zoom is good. EZDok can help with this. I bought EXDok with the NGX so I have no idea how you would do it without EZDok, but that will resolve it

Chris Smith

yes but this is not only the cockpit I have these lines also outside in the scenery

yes but this is not only the coIf I mayckpit I have these lines also outside in the scenery

If I may, looks your best bet right now is to delete your fsx.cfg file and then, if you are using any external graphics controls, reset them to default so you are basically starting over with the setup.  the next step, is to start up flight sim, and then check your settings.  Make sure your graphics card is being recognized first.  I used to have that issue in the past and it was hell trying to get flight sim to recognize it.  If your card isn't being recognized, then you can tweak your graphics all you want and they won't make a difference.  It's just a thought, but humor us.

 

-Jim

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I deleted my fsx.cfg and my fsx profile in amd catalyst and I still have the problem

Even with the increased zoom?

Another thought...have you tried out other aircraft to see if the problem is the same with them too?  Open one of the stock aircraft and see if that jagged look appears.  I do see what you mean about zoom though.  You can always try to adjust your view camera as well.  By alternating between ctrl+enter and ctrl+bkspace, you can adjust the forward and backward position of the camera.  Basically zoom in to where everything looks smooth and then adjust with the key combos and see if that fixes it.

 

-Jim

Engage, research, inform and make your posts count! -Jim Morvay

Origin EON-17SLX - Under the hood: Intel Core i7 7700K at 4.2GHz (Base) 4.6GHz (overclock), nVidia GeForce GTX-1080 Pascal w/8gb vram, 32gb (2x16) Crucial 2400mhz RAM, 3840 x 2160 17.3" IPS w/G-SYNC, Samsung 950 EVO 256GB PCIe m.2 SSD (Primary), Samsung 850 EVO 500gb M.2 (Sim Drive), MS Windows 10 Professional 64-Bit

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