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[regalame]

I bought and installed this scenery in my FS9.
I had some Gmax of the French Cote d'Azur which showed some of the building of Nice and Montecaro deep in water. It was suggested to add this mesh of Thierry Pignot and I got and loaded it, but buildings are still in water.
How do I know if this mesh is active or if is wrongly installed and nothing is changing?
Tks for some tuition
Giorgio

[groundsquirrel]

Try going into your scenery library and making sure that your Cote d'Azur is listed above your mesh addon. Unless you run into other conflicts, terrain mesh should be just below addon scenery in the scenery library order list as a simple rule of thumb. Then when you restart FS, it should rebuild the scenery index and all should be okay. Let us know how it works out.

[regalame]

I did as you said but nothing changed. The houses where in the water before the mesh addon, on the default FS9 mesh, after the mesh addon and also after putting Cote d'Azur scenery at priority one and mesh addon on two in the scenery list.
Any other advice?
Tks for your time
Giorgio

[groundsquirrel]

You say the houses were in the water before anything was added in, do you have some kind of water or coastlines scenery addon? I noticed this when using USA waters that some of the condominiums where I live are now in the Gulf of Mexico like during a hurricane :lol: .

[skipperdan]

Groundsquirrel:

Are the condominiums still in the water after all of the hurricanes up there in your half of Florida or are you only talking about Flight Simulator? 8) 8)

This has been a very eventfull year for you and me in Florida. You got all of the hurricanes and I work only 15 minutes away from the Hospice where Terri Schaivo was.

[groundsquirrel]

Hehehe, no Skip' the real ones arent in the water now, but they are still digging out some of them. I did mean in FS after using USA waters, some of the condos are now in the water. I and others have concluded that MS must have used geo-data from bizarro earth :lol: