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Part of the world you want to fly but has worst graphics?

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1 hour ago, bernd1151 said:

I recently flew around the Indonesian part of Papua along the Sudirman mountain range and the New Guinea Highlands. The scenery itself isn't too bad actually, the problem is all those terrain spikes you still see there. Pretty much kills the immersion..It's much worse than in the Philippines for example. 

PNG is so so. There are many places where the imagery was obviously hidden by clouds and the terrain replaced by the offline texturing.

Dominique

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Anywhere polar, south or north, and anywhere approaching the north. It's all terrible. 

These were the areas I was most intrigued by and most looking forward to. I guess it's quite possible these areas will never improve. 

If I'd been Asobo I would've looked into some sort of autogen for the ground imagery itself rather than trying to interpret the fuzz they were given to work with.

 

 

 

Anywhere in the world..  I've parked the sim until we get trees pretty much back to the horizon.. 

Yucatan Peninsula. There is a Cancun add on at Simmarket that is decent, but the area still needs a lot of work. I haven't checked recently, but the water masks were also missing the last time I flew in the area.

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Switzerland has many old snowy wintertextures...the whole year.

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1 hour ago, duckbilled said:

 I haven't checked recently, but the water masks were also missing the last time I flew in the area.

You have them on the eastern shores, around Chetumal-San Pedro

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33 minutes ago, Dominique_K said:

You have them on the eastern shores, around Chetumal-San Pedro

Ah, Thanks for reminding me. I do remember seeing them farther south. I'm thinking farther north so I can fly between Cozumel, Cancun, Holbox, Isla, PDC and Tulum, Merida...

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Puerto Rico and Jamaica are on the list.   I like flying the Caribbean.

Maldives.  In reality, the atolls are take your breath away beautiful from the air.  From MSFS, still bags of room for improvement methinks... 

It seems if the area has received a “World Update” it’s good… if not… it’s fairly poor. 

Apart from Japan and Singapore, All of Asia. The Bing data is really out of date. I purchased upgraded Landsat data for Beijing and central environs of China about 7 years ago in P3Dv4.x. That data was considerably more accurate than the present day Bing maps of the same area

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13 minutes ago, Virtual-Chris said:

It seems if the area has received a “World Update” it’s good… if not… it’s fairly poor. 

I wouldn't say that.  There are many places that could definitely be better (resolution, more recent imagery etc.) but the good ones are not only those which were 'updated'. 

I've been flying all over the globe in places non updated which will most probably never be  Western China, the Indian Subcontinent, Central Asia, the Andes, the Amazon, Indonesia (Java, Sulawesi, Borneo, Flores etc.), Laos, Myanmar, Greece, Israel and Jordan and more. Acceptable to reasonably good imagery not all but most of the times. 

 

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37 minutes ago, ray hughes said:

Apart from Japan and Singapore, All of Asia. The Bing data is really out of date. 

Not generally. The place of our house has a big construction site nearby where I can follow progress day by day. Upon release of MSFS it's shown the state around 1 year ago (i.e. now 2 years ago). 

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