Álvaro

Thank you very much for the information. I will give it a try and see what happens. I'll let you know once I reset the shaders, Good night, and good luck

could you tell me if your programme can solve or try to solve the problem I have. You have only told me about the possible causes of the problem, but not about its solution. If you have a positive answer, I would be grateful for what to do. If you can't even try, then let me know and we'll close this query. As always, I am very grateful to you. Best regards

I have many scenarios in P3D5.3 where the taxiing and aircraft parking areas are characterized by a colour that is too black, which is not natural at all. In P3D forums, other users have acknowledged having the same problem. I would like to know if you could suggest me a solution with the use of RDShade. If there is a solution with RDShade, please give me as specific instructions as possible. Attached is an image of a scenario Thank you very much for any help you can give me, and best regards.

Hi, I am a P3D5.3 user, and I am interested in purchasing RDShade, but before I do, I would like to ask a few questions: 1. Is RDShade compatible with the current version, 5.3, and will it be compatible with future versions of P3D? 2. What is the company's policy regarding refunds of the amount paid for the product? 3. Is technical support guaranteed? Is RDShade compatible with REX SKY FORCE, PESIM CENTRAL- V2, AI, LIGHTS REBORN? 5. Are there any known incompatibilities with other add-ons? 6. P3D5 is a browser with many flaws, especially its airport scenery. There are, for example, runways and car parks that are pitch black. Can RDShade fix or improve these kinds of problems? 7. What impact do the changes made with RDShade have on the frame rate and performance of the browser, i.e. is there a negative impact on frames? Why does a browser like EL P3D5.3, which is relatively new and high level, require a program like RDShade? Thank you very much for your attention, and I apologize for any inconvenience caused. Kind regards