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Roads flatten ?

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IsmetM

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I rememember, when screenshots started appearing for FS2004, being impressed by, amongst other things, the way that roads 'cut' through the terrain in a fairly realistic manner as opposed to religiously following the undulations of hills and mountains. I've notiiced now that this 'effect' seems much less apparent in the release version of FS. I believe it is possible to configure FS to create more of a 'flattened' area each side of the roads, and I think I've read a thread some where in the past that gave instructions for doing this. Alas I cannot find it. Can anyone help with this? Is it possible and if so, how do I do it.

Many thanks

Ismet :)
 
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