NOTED Strange Lake Geneva in Switzerland

[glasklar]

Here 2 pictures with strange surfaces in winter season on the lake Geneva in Switzerland after installing FTX Global Vector. I am using Switzerland Professional.

Best regards, Heinz

[cptCaptain85]

Same at the "Bodensee" and i dont use "Switzerland Pro"

 

LSZR

[glasklar]

When I disable the box vector in the scenery library, these ugly white spots disappear.

So I think, when it is possible to know which .bgl file(s) in the scenery folder from the vector folder is(are) responsible for these white spots, I can rename it(them) to .offbgl. Or is this a wrong thought?

Heinz

[Bernd Podhradsky]

I'll check this and - if possible - provide a fix for update 1.10 - these white spots are actually frozen water polygons. You can't deactivate them because they are part of a big BGL file that contains pretty much everything.

 

Bernd

[Andyphone]

Same issue and I don't have add-ons for Switzerland. Actually the effect of partly frozen lakes would be nice, but not like that. Also I don't think the lake Geneva ever become frozen even in deep winter. Same for other rivers and lakes in north Europe that are frozen and should not be.

 

Ciao

[Ripcord]

I noted similar situation in far north of Canada, at Yellowknife, but only during one spring month (April I think) and one month in Fall (October). Other months were fine. So I think it is the transitional months when this occurs. There does not appear to be yet a partial ice effect for water, but maybe that is needed to make this work right.