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My scenery has got screwed up since installing P3Dv5.2. If I fly over water often it looks like desert. I have tried sync. and verify but does not help.

The attached is the Great Lakes, running Open LC N. America. Ignore the 2nd screen.

 

PS I tried to post this earlier but failed. If it turns up elsewhere, kindly delete.

Funny water.jpg

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Hello,

Thanks.

Can you say what this is please?

 

[Package.17]
Path=C:\Users\27824\Documents\Prepar3D v5 Add-ons\Orbx
Active=TRUE
Required=FALSE

 

Also, could you try disabling all your non-Orbx add-ons and see if the problem persists?

The quick way to do this is to back up the relevant add-ons.cfg file and then open it.

It would be the larger of the two that you have attached.

Use "Replace all" to replace Active=True with Active=False.

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3 hours ago, Nick Cooper said:

Hello,

Thanks.

Can you say what this is please?

 

[Package.17]
Path=C:\Users\27824\Documents\Prepar3D v5 Add-ons\Orbx
Active=TRUE
Required=FALSE

 

Also, could you try disabling all your non-Orbx add-ons and see if the problem persists?

The quick way to do this is to back up the relevant add-ons.cfg file and then open it.

It would be the larger of the two that you have attached.

Use "Replace all" to replace Active=True with Active=False.

Package 17 appears to be the xml files controlling all my Orbx add-ons.

I will try the add-ons.cfg job tonight and report back. ASAP

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Hi Nick, 

You are on the way to becoming a genius!

Disabling all those has sorted the problem. I have lovely blue water back in the Lakes.

What do you suggest is the next step. I should mention that I tried previously to fly over the North Sea and it was blue.

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Hello,

I am not sure but you could just disable it to try it out.

Unfortunately, the only way to find out which of your addons is causing the water to disappear is by trial and error.

The least time consuming way is to load half and if it remains, unload them and load the other half.

Once you have the half with the problem, half it again and so on.

 

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Nick,

It turned out to be one of those weird "Computer knows better" things.

I put everything back, checking each step and to cut a long story short, everything is now working as it should.

So, something just got messed up and is now fixed.

Thanks for putting me on the right trail.

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