Hmmm maybe ACES made their moon out of green cheese. ;-) Just kidding.If I'm getting a bad glow from it at night it must not be bothering me for some reason. So I can live with his Fix it may be only Nvidia cards picking that out. I put both a green and black alpha up so not sure what the problem is for some of you Guys. All I know is that it cleared up the bad glare I had in my cockpits.

I am glad the issue of window reflections has been brought up.I upgraded my graphics card over the weekend, and now get all of the fancy water reflections, outside cockpit glass reflections, etc. However the internal cockpit glass reflections can get a bit much.The Learjet inside cockpit windows now has a distracting ribbed effect, especially when flying at night with the interior cockpit light on. I was wondering if there was a way to get rid of the internal reflections. (It would be great if this was a menu option.)I will experiment tonight with these suggestions.

>Not sure what to say guys its worked on every one of my>planes. >>You can try this new one.>>As before this one works fine on my computer with an ATI x1800>vid card.>You have to rename it to the reflection file your going to>replace. Make sure you back up the replacment texure your>going to replace and as always virus scan any files you>download.>>Both have worked for me so not sure why others would have>problems.FxF3: Good job!I just upgraded to an ATI 1650 PRO 512MB PCIexpress.This worked for me on this card. Sure looks a lot better. Day and night flights all reflection free now!I used your 161510 ZIP file.I also downloaded the 161512 ZIP but did not try it as yet.I have been flying the Baron58 (default) for all my FX tests.The reflections were getting to me! I really wanted to do a few approaches without the reflections.FX really does need an global "option button" to enable/disable reflections for a given flight.Real life flights though can give undesirable reflections/glare. Sometimes nothing seems to help.I have tried pulling down visors, window curtains/shades, wearing sun glasses, wearing a hat, and adjusting interior panel/dome light intensity in efforts to try to get rid of it.Best Regards,

>Both have worked for me so not sure why others would have>problems.Many thanks, works fine here too on XFX 6800 PCI-E video card.RegardsRobertSouth Africa:)