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That's odd...I've never seen that happen.What is your video card, and what drivers are you running? Has it always been like this, or is it something new?-Jeff
I have found that in some cases you can eliminate the "net" by adjusting minimally the third value of the light Position line, either lower or higher. Sometimes there is an Azimuth line and in this case it would be better if it were Azimuth ( 0.0 0.0 0.0 ), if it has other values.Eric in UK
Its because the lights are at exactly the same level. So they flash becasue the bottom one cancels out the top one. try moving the top one forward a little bit and see if it fixes the problem Adam
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To be exact, it's overlapped alpha parts (light in MSTS is a square poligon with alpha edges)Tunturi try to decrease light radius for board number plates
It's not the number boards causing the issue in this case.It is the head light directly below it, and adjusting the z vale as noted above will get rid of this problem.Later
