h3pilot

Sorry Daniel. I had forgotten that the USA default mesh is already LOD10 and thus not part of the current FreeMeshX "North America". Thanks again for patch 106 though! :smile:

Found a wedge/spike. I don't see an actual geographic feature like it at that location on Google maps. Using P3Dv3.1, FreeMeshX 1.05, no other mesh products installed. (Just saw 1.06 is out. Thank you!) N38 05.52 W107 42.05

Wow a fix already! Sorry to point out something you've already corrected. I hope I reported it in the correct way though. Finding these little errors must be a challenge. Especially in obscure or remote areas, with few airports, where there are probably not many simmers flying around to even notice them. I just installed the mesh a couple days ago and had snapped a few "before" screen shots in areas that I thought your mesh would improve. The improvement is tremendous in areas like the Tierra del Fuego, where the default mesh LOD is low and the actual terrain has a lot of variation. The higher LOD of your mesh really brings out the topography. Thank you so much for your work and for making FreeMeshX available to the community!

First of all, FANTASTIC mesh! What a difference it has made. :smile: I hope I haven't missed an error reporting thread, but I wanted to report some spikes in an area that is probably seldom visited. Aircraft is at S 51 20.52' W 073 03.93'. Also note spikes visible in the distance behind the aircraft. (Not visible in the screen shot, but visible from the location, are a couple spikes far to the north east, aircraft heading is 270 in image).