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Uninstall all mods and then verify the game cache. Log on once successfully, then you can exit and reinstall mods. I changed my zoom settings per this thread, and haven't had that occurence relating to that change directly. Note that I changed the zoomin and zoomout settings on the camerasConsumer.xml in the res folder, and keep an identical version in res_mods.

I have had a lot of experience in removing viruses... And it was very common to see an *already (currently) infected* machine, download additional trojans by attaching to EXE files you may download, that are otherwise clean from the source, but become tainted by a current infection on the machine. It is also possible that if you do not have Windows Update/Java/Flash/Browser up-to-date but have a clean machine, various scripts on webpages and/or a compromised browser installation (addons with security holes too) often are used to attach to any downloaded EXEs as the primary method of initial infection. Which of course then opens up more security holes and makes way for more substantial infections. You can sometimes see that that behavior from that browser will go away once the cache is cleared, the browser is simply restarted clearing the RAM where a script can lurk, or the machine is rebooted (again, clearing RAM). And lastly, I strongly suggest staying far, far away from Google Chrome. It is the most actively targeted browser in terms of exploits and IMO does not deserve its popularity & widespread usage. Use Mozilla Firefox instead, and if you also decide to stick with Chrome as well, always install the UBlock addon so you can avoid alot of those malicious scripts and websites. Consider using a custom HOSTS file to further bolster the security of your machine (Stephen Black's is decent). That probably makes the biggest of impact in my experience, aside from staying on top of machine updates.

Neither can I. That's a very helpful visual description for uising the Nomogram dynamic crosshair, so thank you for this translated, cleaned-up, and larger version! I think I'll look into how to modify the in-game mod for my own personal use -- to add a form of those markers to the grid lines, that is.

I can't remember where I found this, but here was an image put together that includes markers. Remember: top = 30 knots, bottom = 20 knots