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Yes like explicitly stated, it's an early WIP.

I forgot to put nullvalue in the inf when generating that, it shouldn't even be there because that's a black area in the channel blendmask, but it seems to be a bug.
 
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Those f***ing black lines at the top of the photoscenery wont disappear. Why? I've never encountered this before. I've tried everything, changing the blend mask to bmp. The null vaule doesn't work with blendmasks.
 
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Right it was having "pixel is point=0" on the image layer. This came from using Geotiff to inf, I never put this in usually, it seemed to offset the image from the blendmask by a pixel.

This took me f***ing ages to figure out. :banghead:
 
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