I know it isn't just me but I have noticed that the visual eye candy is slowly disappearing

[gordongreig]

Sorry, not true. See these posts from the thread I linked above (you really should read that) and check the dates:

Question about melted lego block looking building scenery

Here’s a hot melty mess for you. This is Fisherman’s Wharf in SF with precached scenery at High level, and PG on. This looks like the aftermath of a massive storm or an explosion [image]

Question about melted lego block looking building scenery

Agree cache, internet speed doesn’t make a difference. Here is the USS Rancocas a naval vessel that sits on dry land in New Jersey. And, here is a picture of the great pyramids of center city Philadelphia. @AsoboPM we would just like you to acknowledge this is a bug and let us know you are working on it. Don’t Apple us. [image] [image]

Question about melted lego block looking building scenery

So I thought I’d do a little comparison. Here are 4 pics of the same place - Southampton in England - the only place in the UK to have photogrammetery. The first is Google Maps in 3D, the second is Google Earth, the third is MSFS with photogrammatery ON and the fourth is MSFS with photgrammatery OFF. I know which I prefer and looks most like the real thing. GOOGLE MAPS 3D: [2020-08-23 (2)] GOOGLE EARTH: [2020-08-23 (3)] MSFS PHOTOGRAMMATERY ON: [2020-08-23] MSFS PHOTGRAMMATERY OFF: […

That last one I posted on August 23. Launch version.