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P3D v4 Horrible lines in google skechup

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Hello I am new in the development of scenarios a while ago I made a ground poly with skechup but at the time of testing in the simulator I get these strange lines

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It is difficult to notice, but they are black lines that appear in the background of the image, these lines disappear when I approach,
the same happens with skechup when I apply single text to the object, that's when those lines appear

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how can i solve this help please
use this video as a guide
Sorry for my bad english
 
I am getting those too. Couldn't find any solution yet. May I ask you a few questions about your runway GP?
 
Is your airport properly flattened? Small elevation differences might give cracks between polygons.
 
Is the imagery you are using properly aligned? If there is a slight gap between them, you will get some lines.
 
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