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Brief description of the issue:
The DEM for the South Isle of Gletness is below sea level (see screenshots, below)
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ICAO or coordinates (DevMode > Debug > Display position)
3.9 NM northeast of Tingwall Airport (EGET), bearing 47 degrees magnetic (see map, above)
Detailed steps to reproduce the issue encountered:
Start MSFS, Open the World Map.
Choose any small GA aircraft.
Set the weather to clear skies.
Set the Departure to Tingwall Airport (EGET), Runway 02.
Click Fly.
Fly (or slew) 3.9 NM northeast @ bearing 47 degrees magnetic to the first (south) Isle of Gletness.
PC specs and/or peripheral set up if relevant:
3rd-Party Addons: None, Community Addons: None
i7-12700K (No overclocking), 32 GB 5200 MHz DDR5 CL40, Arc 770 (16GB, v31.0.101.5333).
Graphics Tab: TAA, Render resolution 1700x960 @ 125, AMD Fidelity - 150, VSync - On, FRL - 100% MRR (60 Hz), HDR10 - Off, DX12B, TLOD @ 250, OLD @ 200, Motion Blur - Off, Other settings - all Ultra
Data Tab: Data Connection: All six options - On, Data Limit - Off, Bandwidth - Unlimited, Rolling Cache - Off
Developers Tab: Developer Mode - Off
MSFS Version: MS-Store, Standard, plus All WUs and most MS free aircraft.
Build Version # when you first started experiencing this issue:
SU15B v1.37.9.0, but probably existed in earlier versions and is not related to this beta build.
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