Partial Volumetric Lighting (Regression Bug)

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Are you using Developer Mode or made changes in it?

No

Brief description of the issue:

Weird figures in the cockpit and in the external camera views as well. Specially when flying in cloudy and rainy weather.

Provide Screenshot(s)/video(s) of the issue encountered:

Partial Volumetric Lighting - #52 by LudwigDGroBe

Detailed steps to reproduce the issue encountered:

Fly in rainy conditions in a Boeing 747

PC specs and/or peripheral set up if relevant:

VR Oculus Rift CV1, Nvidia GeForce 1660, Intel Core I7

Build Version # when you first started experiencing this issue:

1.25.9.0

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The topic you linked to is tagged fixed-on-live so I guess that means it was fixed for some people but not for you?

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Yes. It came back again after 1.25.9.0 update.

Thanks,

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If the issue came back after it was fixed then that is referred to as a regression. I recommend you add more detail to your topic title, such as “Partial Volumetric Lighting (Regression Bug)”.

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No thanx, I prefer to maintain the Tittle as a Tittle and the Brief Description as a Brief Description. And I won’t discuss about how to post a topic. Only about how to fix my problems. I’m sure there’s something I’m doing wrong and I don’t need your sarcasm which is not helping me.

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Hello @LudwigDGroBe ,
in my opinion @HethrMasn post above reads as a genuine recommendation how to improve your topic, so that e.g. more users can help you.
Maybe this is a misunderstanding, so please consider this as a friendly reminder to stay respectful to one another.

Thank you for your understanding.

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Sure, If you say so, with all respect. The word “regression” was misunderstood. Sorry about that. But at my age in my opinion, I don’t have so many time to discuss how idiot I’m writing a Topic Tittle. Simply I don´t like the word “regression”. Thank you again for the recommendations and reminders.

I’m changing the Tittle. And after, I will check If It makes any difference.

Thanks for the help.

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I found the problem, It was Nvidia Control Panel or NVidia Experience, messing with Graphic Settings. After reinstalling everything: Windows, Nvidia Drivers and FS2020, no more sunflowers appeared. Then by causality I discovered that the only difference between (before and after) was the Nvidia Control Panel Settings for FS2020.

Nvidia Experience optimizes FS2020 for the PC mode, but not for the VR mode.

Thanx and sorry again.

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Glad you fixed it, have fun!

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