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P3D v4 fuzz

jyarddog

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Been meaning to ask this.......... After doing a nice photoreal, and I adjust my rwy, there always seems to be a fuzzy edge on either or both sides of the rwy, REGARDLESS of the level of satellite precision. does concrete show this way often? Yes, I can widen the rwy to cover this, but why is this so?
 
Probably the best way to correct this is extend the texture out some to eliminate the fuzziness.
 
I usually take care of this with Metrix plug in while modifying my bmp in my photoreal then recompiling, or by clone brush. But I was asking what causes this fuzz?
 
The 1 thing I can think of is that the image has an alpha or a very slight transparency problem around the edges.

I hate guessing without seeing the tmages, that is just me
 
I understand. If I move the rwy or taxiway away from its position I see the photoreal for it underneath and the fuzz is there. My friend thinks this is part of the rwy. I have thought in the past that concrete in photoreals don't show very well around the edges. But then it could be the nature of the beast of photoreals. I use SBX with GE ddl I have used VE in the past but with the same results. I know there are other methods used to make photoreals but I have seen the same results with those. Anyway, easily corrected. anyway, thanx for the help. will keep in touch and see what else I can find. Will try to report back if anything is found. Bob
 
Maybe it's due to elevation differences, I mean the satellite or the plane taking the photos are not really on top of every point, they are usually scanning a large area from a very high altitude, keep in mind that the RWY is very long and elevation of different points can make it look wavy from above, especially with the angle between the scanner and the RWY slope that is this not constant for the entire length of the RWY

I had some weird looking RWYs in FSX due to different slopes of different part of the RWY, the solution was just to add a couple of meters to the width
 
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