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P3D v4 Flickering GP
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Are you certain the complete area it covers is flat?
Did you enter same flatten altitude when compiling, to 3 decimal places.
Also, there is not something else altering the altitude there, e.g. orbx vector?
Did you enter same flatten altitude when compiling, to 3 decimal places.
Also, there is not something else altering the altitude there, e.g. orbx vector?
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Interesting side note.
MCX warns in red on GPW, 'enter absolute altitude'. I always leave it at zero and never have an issue in p3dv4
MCX warns in red on GPW, 'enter absolute altitude'. I always leave it at zero and never have an issue in p3dv4
Hello:
IMHO, it is important to clarify what I believe Arno means if he continues to use a term "Absolute" altitude in MCX' GP Wizard:
https://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/threads/sloped-ground-polygon.443521/post-805331
https://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/threads/common-mistakes.18940/post-810129
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Got it I think.
It will place it on the ground if left at zero, but earth curve may be wrong. I am working on airport near sea level, so probably not noticing any big difference in earth curve corrections when left at zero.
It will place it on the ground if left at zero, but earth curve may be wrong. I am working on airport near sea level, so probably not noticing any big difference in earth curve corrections when left at zero.