February 11, 20224 yr I've found something odd and I'm hoping to get some help. I have data and photogrammetry turned on, but when I was recently flying around Washington, everything looked out of place. The Washington monument looked like a tall, skinny office building, the Capitol building was one floor, looking nothing like the proper thing. The White House wasn't even there.
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February 11, 20224 yr If you're seeing the monument as an office building, it sounds like your World Update II (USA) has been deactivated somehow. DC is not a photogrammetry city currently - the model fix to the monument came from that particular world update.
February 11, 20224 yr Author Good call, you're right. After installing on a new computer, none of the regional updates are installed; no USA, no Japan, etc. Activated US on the content manager screen and it is now downloading. Thanks for the help! Edited February 11, 20224 yr by andyjohnston.net
February 12, 20224 yr After nearly a year and a half of flying MSFS, I thought I was an experienced user of this sim, but after the recent update I forgot to go into marketplace and install the free Australia scenery upgrade. Then in doing this, I found updates for a half dozen other MSFS areas that I didn't realize were there waiting to be installed! Note to self (and maybe others): Check addon manager frequently for updates!
February 12, 20224 yr To answer your subject line: That's usually the case...but what does that have to do with Flight Simulator? 😁 Edited February 12, 20224 yr by JDWalley James David Walley Ryzen 7 7700X, 32 GB, RTX 3080
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