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Using OrthoXP you have to download the photo scenery. It seems like scenproc uses that photo scenery to generate the autogen. It's not great. I'd give it a 70%. There are many areas where vegetation autogen was bare but placing buildings was pretty accurate. When I deselected build imagery I get nothing created. I used the script that I got from a tutorial here...

So, I did a test run this morning using for KSAV area. I used OrthoXP and it's photo scenery then I took the autogen files and put them into megasceneryearth's Georgia texture folder and this is what I got. https://postimg.cc/FkfM1sf1

I tried this a few times myself with some success. I might give it a go again. If it works out, I'll post here and let you know where to get it.

I wish I could remember the name of it, but there's an app that will go through the texture folder and "fix" textures. Maybe someone else can remember it. As I recall it checked bmp and dds files for the correct format. "Dxt fixer" may be the app I'm thinking of. Worth a shot.

Thanks for the heads up! I grabbed KSFO and KIAD.

I enjoy it too. I can fly a route at the time of the scheduled airline route, if I choose, when I get home in the evening and use weather at the time of the actual flight.

B1900D, Piper Navajo

I like this too. I'm more of a jack of all trades. Lately I've been doing my own photoscenery from all over the world. Doing some in Brazil now.

I have this problem too but not stutters just a really low fps. It happened twice in the last week. I installed older nvidia drivers, cleaned the shaders folder, and deleted the Prepar3d.cfg file. Rebooted and started p3d and all is well. Somehow my pc updated the drivers again and I had to revert back to 31.0.15.2849 and all is well again.

For me P3D is still what I use 95% of the time. MSFS is nice but the updates are frustrating as they appear on my Store account weeks after the release, in the case of the last update. Plus, the aircraft quality is still early in the stages.

Thanks for the informative reply. I understand now. I didn't realize the data files had to be changed to fit the newer sim's data reading format. I assumed they were just lat-longs with an altitude, (something like 58.955568, -48.573323, 1000) and the sim took care of the rest. I have Toposim Canada and like it very much. Looking forward to more...

I don't know about their statement. I don't know what upgrade is needed to make mesh files 64 bit compatible. They are just data files. There's no assembly code in them. A byte of data is a byte of data regardless of the cpu speed or bits. Those mesh files could be read by an old IBM PC from the 80's without a problem. It's how FS processes them that makes the difference.

CYYZ, a major international hub, has heavy international traffic from 2:30pm to 7:00pm (wide bodies). Regional traffic, Q400's - E170's - CRJ's, in the morning from 7:00am to 10:30am with scattered international traffic.

I have it installed and using their files from 2007 to present and I see allot of traffic. Which airlines have you imported? Also, check for the correct AI aircraft models installed in Simobjects/airplanes. If they aren't there you won't see anything.

It could be one of the aircraft lights. Try turning them off one at a time and see if it disappears.