What could be causing this?

[cianpars]

I have the same problem. Thought at first it was something to do with the Italian coastline scenery I installed but getting rid of it did not solve the problem.

Next was to replace all the western europe scenery but this didn't resolve it either.

Would be interested if someone else has been able to resolve this.

IAN

[PeteStepanoff]

Seems like you have installed one of the "Roads" scenery add-ons. The coast lines in MSFS are not correct, so when an addon based on real world satelite data is installed the roads end up in the water.

Pete S.

[cianpars]

Thanks but i've not installed any roads program to my knowledge. I guess it relates to some scenery or another that i've installed but no idea which one. as i said in my sast post, i suspected the italian coastline scenery has done something that uninstalllling it didn't remove. Anyhow, my FS is now a bit of a mess and i probably need to remove it and uninstall it anyway.

IAN

[teecee]

I see this occasionally when I d/l new scenery, particularly with large area scenery, and I fail to remove all the generic scenery files as advised by the developer.. re-read your installation instructions when installing this type of addon .. hope this helps. Teecee.

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[peroni]

Lately I seem to have a problem with coastlines on several different sceneries.
See the screenshot attached for an example of a canary island scenery.
Could it be related to something I have installed or it is bad programming?