Description
THIS MOD IS NO LONGER REQUIRED BECAUSE THE NEWEST MSFS HAS MESH WITHOUT LAKE ISSUES. PLEASE REMOVE MY LAKE ELEVATION MODS. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT WHILE THIS BUG WAS STILL PRESENT.
This is a fix-package for the glitchy terrain (switzercheese mountains and skyscraper lakes) in northern-norway.
Coverage: see image
This package has been developed with a new automatic method of fixing lake elevation. This method does not produce as good quality as the old method (doing it by hand), but it allows to fix a lot bigger area in a very short amount of time.
You can read more about the method and how to make your own scenery here https://www.reddit.com/r/flightsim/comments/ijwcw4/fixing_lakeelevation_bugs_with_qgis/
Installation:
Drop the folder from the zip in the "Community" folder where you chose to install MSFS when you first opened it.
Created by and all rights reserved to henrikx.
Enjoy :)
NOW REDUNDANT Fix for lake elevation in northern-norway
A fix-package for correcting glitchy terrain and lake elevation issues in northern Norway, using a new automatic method for faster coverage. Simply drop the folder in the "Community" folder for installation in MSFS. Made by henrikx.
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Fixed draw distance related spikes in terrain which disappear when you move closer. Fixed incorrect elevation at heightmap borders caused by wrong nodata value. Added north cape area to coverage.
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The only problem is that the lakes along the Værøy runway are a little too low, making big bumps on the runway. Is this difficult to fix?
EDIT: I could fix it by putting a z in front of the Værøy airport folder name in the Community folder, making the sim load the airport after the lake elevation fix!
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