Terraforming rectangles/heightmaps bumpy when having a TIN

[Sasa]

Version: 1.3.24.0

Frequency: Frequently

Severity: Blocker

Marketplace package name: Aerosoft EDDB

Bug description:
@Boris suggested to make aware of this problem in regards to MSFS2024 as well (the behavior is the same, if anything it’s even worse in SU1 beta). Details are described here:

Exclude TIN not working / problems with Terraforming

Here’s the same with runway profile, lowered by 40m for better visibility of the issues at hand: TIN active: [image] TIN not active: [image] Also tried to place a terraforming polygon flattening everything with a lower and higher priority. Higher priority works as expected and flattens everything including the TIN. Lower priority doesn’t make a difference. We really need the ability to create heightmaps without it using the TIN grid as a reference after building.

Using terraforming polygons as an alternative is not possible with SU1 as described here:

Airport Terraforming Completely Broken in latest SU Beta

To follow up on this one: The triangulation of TINs in SU1 beta isn’t highly problematic cases like the above but also MSFS2024 native terraforming polygons. The create an alternative to the known problem with bumpy TIN runways (see here: ) I figured it would be best to remove heightmaps altogether and use terraforming polygons instead. Not an option neither I’m afraid. Sadly SU beta seriously messes with the falloffs around polygons. In this instance here I needed to create a terraforming pol…

[Boris]

Hello,

I’m not sure what you intended by creating another bug report on the same subject.

You already posted in both bug reports a few minutes ago. The issue is known and logged.

I didn’t suggest raising awareness about this but rather to keep MSFS2020-related discussions in 2020 topics and MSFS2024-related discussions in 2024 topics
—unless I misunderstood something?

Regards,
Boris

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