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SDK MSFS Finish loading position trigger ?

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Depayns

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Hi guys,

Is there a way to know that MSFS finished loading a position/situation? As far as I can see, MSFS tends to load scenery in a progressive way - it'll load a very rough terrain model (so the ground elevation will be near, but not at, it's true value), then slowly load more detailed terrain. Since this elevation is only finalized when the situation is fully loaded, I need to wait for that before injection ground altitudes to my objects.
So the question is: is there a way to know MSFS finished loading and adjusting its scenery and all the relevant variables (such as altitude)

Thanks
 
It probably doesn't even know when it's "finished". Even after a flight is fully loaded, I still see elevation adjustments at times. So, I suspect the short answer is "no".
 
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