How can I fix the green roads in some areas ?

There is a mod available from flightsim.to

https://de.flightsim.to/file/10366/corsten-s-reshade-settings

I didn't try it myself, thus I can't judge, but if you are brave enough (it actually shouldn't destroy anything) you can do so.

Kind regards, Michael

Maybe you can convert them to yellow brick roads? 😁

12 hours ago, pmb said:

There is a mod available from flightsim.to

https://de.flightsim.to/file/10366/corsten-s-reshade-settings

I didn't try it myself, thus I can't judge, but if you are brave enough (it actually shouldn't destroy anything) you can do so.

Kind regards, Michael

Thanks, rather complex, might be much easier to change monitor settings temporally 🙂

On 5/19/2021 at 10:43 PM, warbirds said:

How can I fix the green roads in some areas ?

Where in the world do you see these green roads ?. Would like to go and check it. My neck of the woods I don't see them.

 

I‘d like to have an option to disable the overlay road textures when using Bing data. It makes the green roads stick out even more im some places. 

@SAPilot this would be an example of green roads:

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13 hours ago, SAPilot said:

Where in the world do you see these green roads ?. Would like to go and check it. My neck of the woods I don't see them.

 

Take off from Chicago Midway airport (KMDW). Head south. Go to external view and pan around. 

A is known in the FS2020 simulator, roads and streets are too green. The correct color would be gray instead.

There is an add-on that I also have installed that reduces the color of the FS2020 a bit green. I think this has a detrimental effect on other colors and image quality in the simulator landscape.

The simulator has an almost invisible gray "film" on the roads and fairways, which is clearly visible when flying down.

Is it possible to develop an add-on that would change the color of this film so that too much greenery would disappear from the streets and roads? If this were to happen, it would have an impact on the rest of the landscape.

if you look at the satellite pictures you will see that they they have a slightly grey appearance.  Asobo colorize the satellite images with a green tint so that the fields and general landscape is is a bit greener.  This green filter is what then causes the roads to have a green tint in some places.

I remember creating photo scenery in fsx from bing images and having to apply the same green filter to them before they looked realistic.

31 minutes ago, cianpars said:

if you look at the satellite pictures you will see that they they have a slightly grey appearance.  Asobo colorize the satellite images with a green tint so that the fields and general landscape is is a bit greener.  This green filter is what then causes the roads to have a green tint in some places.

I remember creating photo scenery in fsx from bing images and having to apply the same green filter to them before they looked realistic.

Well, There is slight difference between you Asobo and you, or so I suppose 😉. They do not colorize by hand (so to speak) and have the means to detect where the roads are to spare them the green.  Roads and streets detection in sat imagery has known a lot development these recent years. If I am not mistaken, I did a post about it some time ago.