Hi Rajar,

This problem sounds simular to a recent issue I had with my FS2002 Standard.

I fixed the problem by switching on the filtering option in the display settings.

Go to DISPLAY SETTINGS - HARDWARE - FILTERING and tick the Tri-Linear Filtering.

Give that a go, if your system won't handle in, reduce it to Bi-Linear Filtering.

If this doesn't work, the only other thing I can think of is that some third party scenery files require the default senery to be installed, they just overlay each other.
Explore your FS CD and locate the scenery files and copy them to your FS scenery directory, then add your scenery files 1 by 1 or set by set until you find wich set/file is causing the problem.

Or

Maybe someone else has a better suggestion...........


Good luck

SV2003