While the scenery itself is OK, lights are blurry on ultra wide resolutions (like 5900x1080 or 3840x960) no matter if nVidia surround with multiple display is used (my case) or just one ultra wide display (reported by other users on Avsim forum). Seems like a bug - while scenery is adapting to reso…

Just a heads up that this has been escalated to the devs!

Thank you, this issue is here since the release, effectively limiting night flying to 1920x1080 resolution.

Yohooo. Good news! Seems like lights get stretched more and more the higher resolution you choose. Hopefully not too hard to fix😯

thank you for the heads up Jayne! this is a great news I’m certain the others whom I’ve shared our findings about night lighting issues mega thread will be thrilled to now! By the way this got me thinking: in VR night lighting, with light bulbs in the distance in particular, is really looking like…

I love flying at night but I’m not flying at night in fs 2020. To be honest, night lighting is “beyond terrible”. it’s complete disappointment.

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I’ll help keep this open, even though my AMD 3900x, X5700XT, 64gbRAM and 2tb PCIe4.0 m.2 4800gb/s drive can’t handle the sim in 4K above 10-15fps, besides blurryness I find the lack of light size change and degradation equally unsatisfying. I still feel the need to let Asobo know that every bug ther…

I found that changing my Texture filtering - Quality in the Nvidia control panel to Quality or High Quality sharpened up the sim and night lights dramatically. My monitor is Asus Rog Swift PG349Q 34” Curved G-Sync Gaming Monitor 120Hz 3440 X 1440 IPS with Eye Care Aura Sync DP HDMI. The more I incre…

BTW, have you guys try different anti-aliasing in the game menu (FXAA, DLAA, no AA) and see whether night light orbs/bulbs change with different AA settings? I have 1920 monitor and I get sharper and smaller night light orbs by not using TAA.