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P3D v3 Known fix for IS3 "Mouse not pointing at ground?"

Rotornut44

Rotornut44

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Hello,
Has anyone figured out a fix for the "Mouse not pointing at ground" issue in Instant Scenery 3? I'm currently using it in P3Dv3, as FSX:SE's crappy transparency makes it hard to place grass. (as it barely draws the tuffs) I have a large area of grass that I need to place, however this issue is driving me insane as my rate of placement is slooow.. :(

It seems like the issue happens much less in top-down view, but I have to be in avatar mode to be able to see where I'm placing the grass. Top-down just isn't an option at the moment.

Any ideas?

Development - 20% making things, 80% fixing bugs in order to make said things.
 
You could try cockpit mode with no instruments and with the nose pointing slightly down.
 
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