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[2eyed]

Outerra looks now better than ever.
Had to tweak the poplar and oak textures though, to make them look less striking.
I also lowered the snowline (to snowmin = 3600.0, snowsat = 4500.0) to cover the somewhat dull high-region gray.
Fantastic result! Noticed snowy roads and runways. Nice!

[cameni]

Fantastic result! Noticed snowy roads and runways. Nice!

LOL, I didn't

[Rudeboy1988]

Thank u for update!
Now trees looks a really cool. You fixed many and many bugs, but this bug still exist:
near the Juneau and Sitka (on Alaska) still not loading very large area... it make me angry
please, if you have a time... fix this issue...

[2eyed]

So it's a bug and not a feature? Now I'm dissappointed!

[HiFlyer]

Nice update!

I do notice that with maximum trees you can get trees at the end of runways, though.

[cameni]

Hmm, there should be a leading/trailing segment on the runways that keeps the trees off, but it's probably too short. Should be moveable in the road editor.

[2eyed]

Again: snow patches on the road. Bug or feature?

[aWac9]

[cameni]

Again: snow patches on the road. Bug or feature?

Unexpected feature, of course

[Rudeboy1988]

Dear Cameni! What about my post? 

[PytonPago]

Again: snow patches on the road. Bug or feature?

Unexpected feature, of course

It actually doesnt look bad ... maybe if the road-strife would be "cowered too". I mean, if the effect of standing out of the road would be somehow reduced ( not sure if there is a way to selectively reduce the bump-texture effect trough the snow color layer placement ) where snow goes trough it and some sort of wheel-track added for all the different surfaces (where the roads could have separate too, for better reality-effect) - it might just push the environment a lithe further ...

[PytonPago]

Dear Cameni! What about my post? 

... that looks aether as a data-corruption or really big missing part of the global data - also, the way the edges decline somewhere down is strange (but thats probably the chunk-blending if im not wrong). But, maybe the data has some bad or undefined LOD setting or something making it ignored during data download ? (dont know witch data-name corresponds to witch region during data download, so not sure if it doesnt download, or doesnt render).

 P.S.: Isnt it true, that Rubidiums atomic numbers are 37 / 85.5 ?

[Rudeboy1988]

Thanks for the answer. I tried to download all the elevation data but it does not solve the problem. I hope the developers will solve this problem soon 

[cameni]

We will take a look at it. Might be the metric used to determine if terrain chunks need to be refined fail there for some reason, or the original data are corrupted.

[Rudeboy1988]

Thank you so much...