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FSX Creating terrain mesh?

I wish I could help but I don't know anything about FSX and related issues.

I do my graphic work in Photoshop. To correct color I use menu selections: Image | Adjustments | Color Balance and also Image | Adjustments | Brightness/Contrast. I get away with it but I'm no pro, by far.
 
So, you work with FS9?

Photoshop is Adobe. I have an old copy of that. #7 I think. I'm using Corel's paint shop pro. There are many similarities. On program might call a certain procedure one thing while the other program calls the same thing something a bit different... actually the same operation.

I have found that regardless of the program used... it is an important step in making a texture you want.... just so. The better the wrok done here the better it looks in your design program whether it is FSDS, Gmax, Sketch-up etc.

Some items I've done I was quite proud of. Others.... I wanted to crawl into a hole somewhere and hide! Bwahahaha Bob
 
Yep, FS9 only.

Sharpen tool sometimes helps too (if you have images that are a bit blurry)...too much of it turns blurry into ugly though.
 
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