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Scenery Flicker

IanHenry

IanHenry

Charter Member
Hi,
I've been enjoying X-Plane 11.33 very much but I have one persistent issue that I don't seem to be able to get solve. I get a flickering on the scenery, it's a little like cloud shadows flicking on and off. Has anyone else had this problem?
I've done a search and found one person having the same problem and they solved it by removing a third party add-on which I don't have.


Regards,
Ian
 
Hi Ian..
This is actually quite a common issue. I've done some research into it, but have nothing conclusive at this time. However, Indications are that the flickering is a result of something akin to having the cloud textures too contrasty and either too bright, or too dark. This is seen to good effect when using the FlyAGI Tweak utility and modifying the color and intensity of the clouds. The hope is that once REX for XP is released, the issue will be solved, but i dont know when that will be.
 
Thank you so much for your suggestion, I'll give
FlyAGI​
it a try to see if I can solve this.

Thanks again,
Ian
 
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