Description: TJSJ trees on airport scenery runway 8 and in some parts of the terminal that shouldn’t be there.
Screenshots of the issue encountered:
Detail steps to reproduce the issue encountered: From microsoft msfs store uninstalled and installed to check issue is resolve with the same result trees on the runway.
I’ve moved your post to the Scenery & Airports category, as it seems to be the most appropriate one for your issue. Please in the future ensure that you do not delete the bug report template when posting in the bug reporting category.
Can you confirm if you have removed all mods and addons from your simulator when experiencing this issue? I’ve just loaded into the default TJSJ scenery and don’t have the same issue that you’re reporting.
@LuRoCkPR & @UnitedArt
It sounds like the problem lies with the LVFR TSJS Airport addon. Does LVFR have a customer support website that you could contact?
FYI if you find yourself here when trying to solve issues with lumpy, misaligned terrain, misaligned localizers, and duplicated gates/runways in the world menu, I made a post here with a fix. Long story short: installing stuff from the Marketplace is janky, but there is a fix:
With MSFS running:
In the main menu, click Options
Click General Options
Click Experimental
On this menu, you will see “Package Reorder Tool”. Switch it to “ON”
A new window will appear. Here you will see a list of packages you have installed.
Find “lvfr-tjsj” in this list. If you have the above issues, it’s likely to be somewhere in the middle of the list. The packages are ordered by precedence, with the ones toward the bottom overriding/loading AFTER the ones listed toward the top of the list.
Ensure “lvfr-tjsj” loads later in the list by clicking the down arrow next to it. If you use Navigraph, make sure it’s “higher” than those. “navigraph-navdata-base” and “navigraph-navdata” should be the last items on this list. I have “lvfr-tjsj” with a weight of 0, appearing just above the navigraph packages. TJSJ just has to be a higher number than the microsoft/asobo default packages (which, for me, are all -100).
Once you do that, simply flip the Package Reorder Tool back to off, Apply and Save, and you should be good to go: no more duplicate gates, no more lumpy terrain, no more misaligned localizers.