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Flying Vehicles

Em00119

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I understand that FSX has its bugs and errors in scenery and navigation throughout the world, but I have never seen this before. I just made a photoscenery map for Eagle County KEGE with Sbuilder and was observing the map on the terrain and noticed something in the air. So I slewed closer and low and behold, Flying Vehicles lol and I have no idea how to fix that, as a matter of fact, probably best not to do anything. This is just a funny thing I want to share with you guys and gals.
 

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Hi there,

I've got one of those to share as well; happened to me while working on the Northern Rockies project. It seemed to be related to in-flight scenery refreshing because each time I did that the situation got more wild :eek: . Then again, Albertan drivers... :D

What's actually more annoying is that similar things can happen without scenery refresh in the horizontal plane, meaning vehicles veering off the road in a straight line to the next QMID15 grid boundary, crossing airports, water bodies, etc. Apparently, that's mostly an issue with too many traffic vectors per grid cell, i.e. poor FSX getting confused.

Cheers, Holger
 

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