Im having this problem .. As soon as i reach 20000ft this happens .. anyone had this before and could anyone help me ... its driving me nuts

Check your vis settings in your weather settings--I've seen this when the vis layer is "capped" at a certain altitude, which could be FL200 in your case.-John

I haven't changed anything John .. as i said it was perfect yesterday. All i have done is updated AV6 to the new release .. i have a feeling it could be something to do with that because that is all i have changed ... but thanks for the input Rob

Can anyone please help ?

Again, all I can suggest when this happens is to go into your weather settings and see what the cap altitude is for the vis. layer. You said you didn't change anything then say a second later you updated AV6. That would tell me that AV6 has overwritten some default that you'll need to reset again. If anything, my reply here will bump the thread and one of the members with AV6 will help and offer some suggestions. Good luck--I know you'll get the problem worked out.-John

Hi All,He has posted in our forum and has a few suggestions to try.Hope this helps,Jimhttp://www.hifisim.com/Active Sky V6 Development TeamActive Sky V6 Proud SupporterHiFi Beta TeamRadar Contact Supporter

Hi John, do you mean the weather settings in FS2004 or AV6 .. thanks for your help

I mean the weather settings in AV6--so you can get an idea of what AV6 is doing. But it sounds like you already have some help in their forums--I'd go with that first.-John

Hi Octave, I have had the same problem with the latest NVidia drivers. Went back to 77.77 and the horizon is back to what it should be.All the bestJean-PaulPentium IV 2.8, Nvidia 6600GT AGP, XP Pro SP2

Thanks for the help Jean paul I will try that also

Thanks you were spot on with the drivers ... all fixed now .. and can i say thanks to everyone on here for helping out .. a great place to have when you need a problem sorting outRegards Robert

i also want to say thanks. fixed it for me as well and so much more...