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Hey guys long time no hear but my problem is this. Have USN airliners PT4 installed looks great but have water appearing all over the land. Anyone know how to fix this

Water at NAS Oceana? Can you post a screenshot?

Hey Chris been long time. How can I do that never done a screen shot before

You need to capture an image from the screen (I use MWSnap [download at http://www.mirekw.com/winfreeware/mwsnap.html ] then you need to paste a copy of the image in a post here. It is necessary to limit the size, I think that 800 x 600 should work ok. If ,however, you feel that a much larger size is necessary to show what you want, then you need to use something like ImageShack [ http://imageshack.us/ ] to temporarily hold the image, and you just copy and paste the url for the image from there to your post here. Also, if you need a quick and simple image program to adjust the size of the image, many like to use IrfanView [ http://www.irfanview.com/ ], all of the above are freeware, well known and frequently used by many. You will have to invest a few minutes only to learn how to use the individual programs, but it is well worth the time invested! Ron

Thank you Ron will look into it. I assume that I am the only one who is having this issue

USNCapt2003 wrote:Thank you Ron will look into it. I assume that I am the only one who is having this issue

I think so, I was running some other scenery for KNTU, but when Pt4 was released went ahead and put in the MAIW scenery from the pack, no issues so far. Remember to remove the VTxx type files.

Hey Chris that did it what the hell type files are those? Thank you so much

I have the same problem.. Love the base.. hate the textures its sitting on...

Those are textured polygon files. They add airport background, ground textures, roads, rivers, etc. Stuff that lies beneath the AFD file for the base.

The FS9 versions do not play well with FSX.

Ahhh...no bueno...
never had a problem with any other MAIW bases, just this one.. is there a work around for this?

disregard