https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WFFJWPtA-tEzfY9tjaHvkyzzmoZAa5PIl6tHpHXvDf8/edit

Here is link to some images i have in drive. I never done something like this before so pls say if it dont work 😛

I realy want to fix this problem so pls come with something that i can do to fix this problem i will be realy greatfull 

I doubt any people will want to sign into your link!

Precisely!

could be  whats  is  going  on  with my  pc  after  I   click  on the  link😉

Then how do i link images to this post?

 

31 minutes ago, jonaspirat said:

Then how do i link images to this post?

 

Upload them to https://imgur.com/upload then reference the link here.

Regards,
S.

https://imgur.com/gallery/Qb8poH6

 

I think this is okey now. pls tell me if you can see the images now

Yes,

Looks like you are using Tomatoshade or URP, is this the case?

S.

Yes i do 

 

5 minutes ago, jonaspirat said:

Yes i do 

 

Your problem is with the Tomatoshade preset, I cannot fully help you as I don't use this add-on, but perhaps other users using this tool might be able to help you.

In the meantime if you remove the tomatoshade preset the night lighting of the aircraft should revert back to normal.

Regards,
S.

Okey thank you so mutch i will look more in to the problem thanks agine 

Though I'll never, EVER understand why people use third party shaders, and I have personally spent a few hundred hours troubleshooting systems only to find that aircraft and a myriad of other problems are caused by third party shaders.  It's much better to calibrate one's monitor and then adjust the gamma for day or night time rather than using these darned shader (I have them all and have tested them and countless custom profiles.

 

 

33 minutes ago, DaveCT2003 said:

Though I'll never, EVER understand why people use third party shaders, and I have personally spent a few hundred hours troubleshooting systems only to find that aircraft and a myriad of other problems are caused by third party shaders.  It's much better to calibrate one's monitor and then adjust the gamma for day or night time rather than using these darned shader (I have them all and have tested them and countless custom profiles.

 

 

Used your calibrize lead-in and no need for shaders

5 minutes ago, vc10man said:

Used your calibrize lead-in and no need for shaders

Very nice Rick!

 

I tried TomateShade myself once and had the same problem with the NGX. Just a one time try and I stay away from it. PTA works fine.

43 minutes ago, DaveCT2003 said:

Though I'll never, EVER understand why people use third party shaders, and I have personally spent a few hundred hours troubleshooting systems only to find that aircraft and a myriad of other problems are caused by third party shaders.  It's much better to calibrate one's monitor and then adjust the gamma for day or night time rather than using these darned shader (I have them all and have tested them and countless custom profiles.

Not much you can do wrong with PTA, though. Works like a charm. The thing is that P3D with a fine tuned PTA preset looks 10 times more realistic and if I had to fly without PTA... not sure if I even would. This is what drives most people using 3rd party shaders. To each their own, of course.