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Water textures - what is causing this (screenshot)?


martinstebbing

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Hi... the screenshot is on the east coast of Madagascar, arriving into FMMI (S19 6.70; E49 9.35) and (surprise, surprise!) I really want to get rid of those ugly repeated light blue patterns. But I can't find the bitmaps that are producing them, or which programme has installed them. I thought it might be REX2004, but I have all the water themes unchecked in Options there. I ran REX install again, with all water options unchecked, but those patterns are still there, so I guess the 'culprit' is elsewhere.

 

Anyone know which bmp files these would be, or where they come from? (They aren't default FS9 files are they??). If I could locate them (I started opening the standard water texture files, 001b2wa1.bmp, 002b2wa1.bmp etc. etc. etc. but even when I lighten them to be able to vierw the detail, I haven't found the right file), I could just overwrite them manually.

 

Enr1.jpg!

 

Thanks.

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Those look like a tropical water texture being applied to the coastal area. If you suspect REX (I would, trying to tweak river textures with it caused the entire Gulf Coast of the US to look like a giant cesspool for me), you may need to have it restore the "default" (backup of whatever textures were previously in use) files.

 

Also, if these only appear in this area, they could be called by a custom LC file in some new scenery. If that is the case you can remove or rename the suspect file to revert to the previous textures.

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OK, I had to do a bit of trial and error - the problem file is 055b2wa1.bmp - and yes, it is the REX version. REX have done some nice stuff, but honestly, how could anyone ever think that those repeated patterns look anything but silly??

 

I have plenty of other options, Zinertek and several freeware offerings, and have used one of those for this file instead.

 

Thanks

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