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I just purchased UT Canada as I got tired of looking at that terrible FSX scenery.

There are however, some annoying little things in UT Canada that I would like to correct. i.e. Ocean water running uphill and roads running into the ocean.

My problem arises when I exclude the UT shorelines. As in FSX a large portion of shoreline is removed.

After correcting the water or road problem I would like to put a shoreline back on the UT coastline.

Does anyone know of a way or tool that will allow me to trace the UT shoreline in FSX and make a KML file that I can process in FSX KML?

It is a real pain trying to use Google, as Google and the UT shorelines are not exactly the same.

Mac
 
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