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heywooood
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There are so many settings to parse through. From Nvidia to AMD, whether using DLSS and other AI augmentation or not - then the sim 'water' settings and so on...
So far the only persistent and obvious water rendering issues I have are as old as FSX - the large shader blocks in the water (in some regions ) that appear and change in tint when you get near them (it also happens to the terrain in some areas as well), and the 'step' where a body of water will have two different elevations of just a scale foot or two - along with the sloping water
along some but not all shorelines. Same as it ever was
So far the only persistent and obvious water rendering issues I have are as old as FSX - the large shader blocks in the water (in some regions ) that appear and change in tint when you get near them (it also happens to the terrain in some areas as well), and the 'step' where a body of water will have two different elevations of just a scale foot or two - along with the sloping water
along some but not all shorelines. Same as it ever was
Killbilly
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I think I know what you mean. For me, it only happens in some areas of the world, so I doubt it's a setting, driver, or GPU issue. It looks more like the seams between water "tiles" sometimes don't match up (like heywooood says) creating very straight "black" lines in a large grid. Most of my flying is in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, and I almost never see them there. However, when I head to the tropics (like the Caribbean), I see them occasionally. I think I've just learned to ignore them.
Dangerous Beans
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As Aircanuck said I too think is in areas where photogrammetry is close to water.
If I'm not mistaken, the issue is that the water has different elevations and the sim can't deal with it. I remember finding a giant cliff somewhere in the Pacific Ocean back in FS9.
Dangerous Beans
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Heywooood
Try the UK south coast, take off from Southampton and head south over the Solent towards Th Isle of White.
You should see them in the Solent (that's the stretch of water between Southampton and the IoW)
Try the UK south coast, take off from Southampton and head south over the Solent towards Th Isle of White.
You should see them in the Solent (that's the stretch of water between Southampton and the IoW)
Bushpounder
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These have been around for most of the FS series, 20 years or so. It can appear in water and earth. It's where there is a gap in the tiling. I don't think they can be fixed at our end (been out of scenery design for about 15 years), but can certainly be fixed at their end if they consider it a priority. We know how that goes.
Don BP
Don BP
If one looks closely enough you'll see them on land as well. Go to the link and upvote it to get it fixed.
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Black lines in the water
Ladies and Gentlemen, good day! On a lot of spots I see thin black lines in the water - eg. at LIPV near Venice and near KPDX in the Columiba River. Obvious it is depening on the angle of view as they are not there at first but when moving they’re appearing and stay afterwards. I tried varoius...
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