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MSFS20 Working with larger aerial coverage areas

Rotornut44

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Hello,
I've been using the Tile System Tool since it was originally released, for use with aerial images in MSFS. Unfortunately, I am unable to open images over 300 something MB in it (Which I have reported on the thread over at the official MSFS forums).

I can split the imagery up in SASPlanet or Global Mapper to bypass this, however I commonly have been running into an issue where a number of the tiles will share the same name. This is because both source images will overlap this one tile, but as there are two sources, a tile with transparency is produced.

Has anyone experienced this and found a way to prevent or efficiently correct it? If it were a small coverage area, I could merge the tiles by hand, but when hundreds or thousands of tiles are affected, it's just not feasible..
 
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