In general FSX runs with a great performance even in high end settings in FSX.But when it is raining the view from the windshield turns into green, and the view to the left and to the right shows the real landscape.It happens as soon as it begins to rain, even after flying long time.I have tried low end settings in FSX without solving the problem.Any suggestions or ...?.My specifications are as follows:Motherboard: PSW/DH/DELUXE MSI P975X Platinum PE LGA775 1066FSBProcessor: Intel Core 2 DUO 2,4GHz S775 4M 1066FSBMemory: 2 x 2048 MB DDR2-RAM, PC6400 KITGraphic: GeForce 8800GTX PCI-E 768M OverclockHarddisk: 2 x 200 GB 7200rpm SATA m/8MB Cache Power Supply: Corsair HX Series 620 WattCabinet: RaidMax Titan XE-901 400WSystem: Windows Vista Premium 32-bitKenneth H J

Is the aircraft your flying a stock FSX aircraft or is it an addon??Quite a few addon aircraft cannot handle the rain in the V-C and you get exactly what your image is depicting. Addon aircraft that cannot display the rain when in V-C can only be flown in clear (no rain weather).

Thanks for your reply.You are right. I am flying Flight1, Cessna Skyhawk 172, addon, and it is with this addon I have the problem. I have now tried other addons and stock FSX aircrafts in rain without any problems.Once again - thank you.Kenneth H J

See this post at the Flight1 forums:http://www.simforums.com/forums/forum_posts.asp?TID=22386

>In general FSX runs with a great performance even in high end>settings in FSX.>>But when it is raining the view from the windshield turns into>green, and the view to the left and to the right shows the>real landscape.>>It happens as soon as it begins to rain, even after flying>long time.>>I have tried low end settings in FSX without solving the>problem.>>Any suggestions or ...?.>>My specifications are as follows:>Motherboard: PSW/DH/DELUXE MSI P975X Platinum PE LGA775>1066FSB>Processor: Intel Core 2 DUO 2,4GHz S775 4M 1066FSB>Memory: 2 x 2048 MB DDR2-RAM, PC6400 KIT>Graphic: GeForce 8800GTX PCI-E 768M Overclock>Harddisk: 2 x 200 GB 7200rpm SATA m/8MB Cache Power Supply:>Corsair HX Series 620 Watt>Cabinet: RaidMax Titan XE-901 400W>System: Windows Vista Premium 32-bit>>Kenneth H J