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I would like to see a WU for Southern and Eastern Africa...this area of the world is so gorgeous to look at. In some regions in MSFS the Mesh and the ground textures are really bad.

But somehow I think they will keep making WUs in regions where they know they have the most paying customers using MSFS...


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14 hours ago, ShawnG said:

Well, if there was some reason why there had to be only one transition altitude for the globe, would it be more sensible that it was 18000 or 5000?

18000 in the USA is because the highest mountain over there is about that high. That certainly does not hold for the globe...

BTW in a flat country like the Netherlands, with a highest "hill" of about 210 ft  a globe TA would be ridiculous.  🙂

 

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I'm doing a long distance flight through that region at the moment, having crossed India, down through Burma and now in Thailand. Thailand is nice, but Burma and Bangladesh definitely need looking at - here's the Irrawaddy in Burma, and it's typical of a number of rivers and coastlines in that area:

 

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12 hours ago, stratone said:

Speaking of Thailand - there is no problem with actual satellite pictures. They are ok. The problem is to get geo data. The Government is very restrictive in this regard.

Best regards

Detlef 

Yep, the military junta is still in power after nearly a decade.

If Asobo team needs official approval before getting some data, it will be complicated with Taiwan, Burma and Vietnam as well for various reason.

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I remember Jorg saying they plan to do the whole world by the end of 2022


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1 hour ago, kiek said:

18000 in the USA is because the highest mountain over there is about that high. That certainly does not hold for the globe...

BTW in a flat country like the Netherlands, with a highest "hill" of about 210 ft  a globe TA would be ridiculous.  🙂

 

it doesnt hold for the globe,  there are mountains even higher. (and actually only holds for the continental US, Denali is higher) the premise is that there is some constraint that the sim needs one transition altitude for some reason.  18000 in the netherlands is ridiculous, 4000 in the US (or switzerland etc...) is dangerous.   besides, aren't they talking about going to one transition altitude for europe?  if they do, it will be closer to the US than UK/Netherlands.

 

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1. China

2. Korea

3. North Korea

4. Papua New Guinea 

(China is just a dream, it's too big of a job, and the government may not want to cooperate with data). We might never get a Chinese World Update. And sadly, for technical reasons, apparently never New Zealand. 

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