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MSFS Custom centerlines causing artifacts

JDot029

JDot029

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Hi there!
I have been trying out custom center lines for my airport (For custom textures).
But unfortunately they cause these weird artifacts. Does anybody know a solution to this problem?
They only appear when I use "default" or "default_lightened". Not when I use for example "EDGE_LINE_SOLID".
Best Regards!

(Posted it under the wrong cathegory. I am sorry.)
 

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It's usually down to the interplay between taxiway points and lines and the painted line points and lines.

They don't like to share the same space so try moving them around. They should go away.
 
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