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Black Lines
- Thread starter Aircanuck
- Start date
heywooood
Mayor Emeritus of Taco City
So far the only persistent and obvious water rendering issues I have are as old as FSX - the large shader blocks in the water (in some regions ) that appear and change in tint when you get near them (it also happens to the terrain in some areas as well), and the 'step' where a body of water will have two different elevations of just a scale foot or two - along with the sloping water
along some but not all shorelines. Same as it ever was
Killbilly
SOH-CM-2025
I think I know what you mean. For me, it only happens in some areas of the world, so I doubt it's a setting, driver, or GPU issue. It looks more like the seams between water "tiles" sometimes don't match up (like heywooood says) creating very straight "black" lines in a large grid. Most of my flying is in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, and I almost never see them there. However, when I head to the tropics (like the Caribbean), I see them occasionally. I think I've just learned to ignore them.