Static Afterburner Rings

[ShaZe88]

Is it marked as a known issue somewhere those static afterburner rings behind most planes as shown below :

 

 

I mean, as someone else stated, on pictures, the rings are probably visible but in real-time, this would never appear like that.

 

Right now it look like if there was some kind of transparent plastic sheet taped behind the planes. The ring shouldn't be there or should at least move / quickly flicker around no?

 

 

 

Edit : I got involved a little bit deeper with the subject since I practically didn't know anything except that it felt incredibly wrong and here's some additionnal details :

 

See this video for references :

 

(For specific time of that rare time where we can experience the same effect as in-game)

 

We can observe the following :

- Major heat blur on takeoff, not as noticeable once in the air

- Afterburner effect is barely noticeable during daylight (only the interior will appear orange-ish

- On low light, the white-ish beams as seen on the screenshots seem to appear, however they are far from making a clear cut as seen in-game, they are barely noticeable, very low opacity (10-20%)

- In the dark, we don't even see any kind of blur or rings at all, it look exactly like a propane torch

Edited May 21, 2013 by ShaZe88

[ericoh]

Have a look at my go on it, i tried to reduce the rings a little.

 

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=104809

[Erforce]

I can clearly see it on this vid

 

 

and i suppose in flight sim, it's more like a fancy effect ;) fuel is free

[ShaZe88]

I can clearly see it on this vid

 

 

and i suppose in flight sim, it's more like a fancy effect ;) fuel is free

 

We can see the effect but not the rings, also note how faded it appear in a dark environment, we wouldn't even notice it during a bright afternoon.

 

Also that's the problem, most effects appear "fancy" except this one which is atrocious. It break the entire immersion when viewed in real time.

 

Anyway, I am not really complaining about it (Im not even flying these aircrafts), just reporting the issue in.