Strange effect

[svfranchini 7]

Hi, would like to know how to solve this ugly effect with cockpit/pax windows and fuselage lights in low visibility using P3D.

 

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1026655614133973&set=a.285073248292217.1073741830.100003686322293&type=3&theater

 

My specs are: I7 7700K 4.2, NVIDIA MSI GTX1080 8GB, W7/10 X64

 

Thanks,

 

Santiago Villacorta.

[RichieFly 714]

Can't see whatever you're linking, fwiw

[svfranchini 7]

I´m sory,

 

https://ibb.co/j17sqk

https://ibb.co/gJJMi5

 

Santiago Villacorta.

[downscc 1,327]

What is the problem?  What is 'ugly?'  Looks normal to me.  If you are expecting bright cabin windows then maybe your expectations are wrong.

[svfranchini 7]

Check the effect inside the black box. This doesn´t happen in fsx. The low visibility does not affect those areas.

 

https://ibb.co/j8iAbQ

https://ibb.co/eDyyVk

[pete_auau 1,152]

2 hours ago, downscc said:

What is the problem?  What is 'ugly?'  Looks normal to me.  If you are expecting bright cabin windows then maybe your expectations are wrong.

we must be  seeing  different  pictures  than  you can clearly  see  what the issue  is

[HighBypass 2,339]

I'm seeing a rectangular patch on the fuselage rather than a proper area of illumination via the light in the wing root

[svfranchini 7]

4 hours ago, HighBypass said:

I'm seeing a rectangular patch on the fuselage rather than a proper area of illumination via the light in the wing root

Yes! Do you know how to solve it? When inside clouds or low visibility not only that fuselage area but the pax and cockpit windows are not affected by low vis. They are too bright. Those areas are depicted as cavok conditions. In fsx for example if you are flying inside clouds or low visibility area you can't see the aircraft. Any of you have experienced the same problem?.

 

ThankYou

 

Santiago Villacorta

[HighBypass 2,339]

Sadly I don't know how to solve it. :( Perhaps it is something to do with the different alpha channels for the glass and the fuselage representing the different reflective properties of glass and metal... and how the light cone image is drawn.

[RichieFly 714]

Are these default liveries? Provided by PMDG?

If not, there's your problem; the repaints are not up to snuff. The night texture is tricky to get right, speaking from my limited experience.

[mtrainer 136]

Do you have the latest video drivers for your video card?

Mark Trainer

 

[svfranchini 7]

5 hours ago, HighBypass said:

Sadly I don't know how to solve it. :( Perhaps it is something to do with the different alpha channels for the glass and the fuselage representing the different reflective properties of glass and metal... and how the light cone image is drawn.

Yeah; could be that!

3 hours ago, RichieFly said:

Are these default liveries? Provided by PMDG?

If not, there's your problem; the repaints are not up to snuff. The night texture is tricky to get right, speaking from my limited experience.

Both, default and others downloaded from AVSIM.

2 hours ago, mtrainer said:

Do you have the latest video drivers for your video card?

Mark Trainer

 

Yes, the last one. Do you use P3D? If yes could you check when in low visibility with landing lights turned on?

 

 

Thanks all for replying!

[andreh 125]

Any effects packages installed, such as 737 Immersion? If so, could be related to that.

 

Andre