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Dirt and clump effect in P3D V3.4

gray eagle

gray eagle

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I've tried using file that supposedly will remove the dirt clumps from tires rolling on a soft runway or non paved surface.

This is what I see in P3D V3.4 - After I used the dirt clump fix file. (See link below)
effect_before_adjustment.jpg


Effect after adjustment in FSX - Not so in P3D V3.4
effect_after_adjustment.jpg


Here is link to file (It works for FSX but not so in P3D V3.4)
http://aussiex.org/forum/index.php?/files/file/1556-removed-clumps-from-dust-effects-file/

Is there a fix for this in P3D?


EDIT: Never mind, I must of copied over the same file as before. I copied over the fixed one in FSX to P3d and it seems to be okay now. Sorry.
 
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I never knew you could remove the dirt clumps. I always thought they were rather unrealistic.

Thanks for the headsUp.
 
jmig said:
I never knew you could remove the dirt clumps. I always thought they were rather unrealistic.

Thanks for the headsUp.
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Well, at least a byproduct of this is folks will now know that there is a remedy for those clumps (clods). I had that issue back with FSX/A and I guess my P3D V3.4 did a hickup or something and I started
seeing those unsightly clumps, again, and started to trouble shoot the issue and now all is good. :engel016:
 
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