Blurry terrain textures

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Montie

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So I am using the latest version of P3D, version 3.2.3 or something like that. I am experiencing blurry terrain textures, regardless of aircraft and speed. Does anybody have a good tip to minimize the blurryness? I should add the I use Orbx Global and regional sceneries.

I did not experience the same level of blurryness in V3.1.
 
Thanks for asking the question - I have a similar question . At height all is ok but on the ground the ground textures are blurry . Running Orbx and P3.2. Texture resolution 2048.
(hope this is not a thread hi-jack ! but an answer may cure both ills. )
Cheers
 
I didn't install Orbx when I installed V3.2. I am using UTX and Global vectors. I don't have any blurring issues.

Are you sure you aren't just going too fast? ;) You know you are supposed to stay below 250k below 10,000 feet. :)
 
Montie said:
So I am using the latest version of P3D, version 3.2.3 or something like that. I am experiencing blurry terrain textures, regardless of aircraft and speed. Does anybody have a good tip to minimize the blurryness? I should add the I use Orbx Global and regional sceneries.

I did not experience the same level of blurryness in V3.1.
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How much are you confident with tweaking p3d.cfg?
There are some tips that can avoid this probmem,or surely minimize it.
 
greenie said:
Any chance of a pm ! ...lol
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Just did that I have a couple of slots free :D

Ok,I normally do not have much time,but if somebody needs a help,just write me a PM,let's see what's possible to adjust.
I think in next days I will write a little "do list" for the most common tweaks (and mistakes) for p3d.
Obviously,use it at yor own risk (even if there is not a significant danger that your computer will burn in flames).
Ciao
Ale
 
Honestly, the farther away from V2.5+ that I have gotten, the less impressed I am with what I see. To be fair, I am probably limited by the system I have which will not be updated, so it is what it is. Still since going from 2.5 to the 3.0+ series I have not really noticed any huge difference other than the loss of clarity in the ground textures. While I understand that there are limits in speed and altitude concerning how sharp things remain on the ground. . . .with 2.5+ I could fly below 5000' above 250kts and never see blurry ground textures. All that is gone now. I don't want to say it's as bad as FSX was, but it doesn't seem to maintain sharpness like it did. I would go back to 2.5 and be totally happy with that if I still had it available to me.
 
TuFun said:
You should still have 2.5 in your Purchased Downloads at LM. I just checked my account and have both 2.5 and 3.2.
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You'd be correct IF I had purchased it, however I was paying monthly on a Developers license. . .I never kept a copy of the original download and when my Debit Card was lost (and the monthly payment failed to post on time) they killed the License. When I was able to use the new Card I decided to quit blowing money on a monthly charge and just purchase. . .2.5 was long gone by then as an available purchase.
 
PLUTO16 said:
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I think in next days I will write a little "do list" for the most common tweaks (and mistakes) for p3d.
Obviously,use it at yor own risk (even if there is not a significant danger that your computer will burn in flames).
Ciao
Ale
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Ale, thanks for taking your time to put something together. It would be great for the group to have it in an open posting, me thinks. We have a sticky post regarding performance and tweaks - would you mind adding it to the list?

Cheers,
Mark
 
roger-wilco-66 said:
Ale, thanks for taking your time to put something together. It would be great for the group to have it in an open posting, me thinks. We have a sticky post regarding performance and tweaks - would you mind adding it to the list?

Cheers,
Mark
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No dubt I will. Now I'm pretty busy at work,as soon as I will have some minutes free,I'll provide to add some entries to the list.
Ciao,
Ale
 
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