If you fly NW of Ketchikan Alaska there's a band of water that seems to circle the globe. I think I saw a fix for this in another forum but can't seem to locate it. Any ideas? on where i saw this or can get it?

I think Scabbo created this scenery...I beta'd the original that had the water band...he created a fix.Search the BFU forums here and youll see some dialogue from a few months back. Or he may be able to help you find it.odog

It's caused by a first Joe Watson landclass of Alaska. Remove all cities EAST of the meridian of the west boundry of the Yukon.

Yes.... there was an error in the *.inf file that I used that came from John Cillis. He made the program that I used to do this scenery. I have never seen them, as I don't fly that far east.... When I found out about the error, I had canned the Grids that I used an couldn't redo them. Joe W.

No problem Joe s**t happens found a post by Heather to delete Angoon, Auke Bay Chatham, Juneau and Kake.Keep up the good work on sceneries etc. as I have'nt a clue on how to do them. lol

There is a band of water that encircles the globe in FS2002. It is caused by a bug in one of the HYP-type BGLS in the default scenery... much like the bug that renders Prince Edward Island as underwater.These are LWMs ( land/water masks ), and have nothing to do with landclass.Here's the fix N70 Trench BGL FixDick

Wow, thanks for that head's-up!