Hey Rickey, I'm having the same troubles. Heres what I posted in the normal comments window (I appreciate you starting a new thread). Thanks Mikanoshi! Running this in 4g (why wasn't I before??) made me be able to use the map in 'full mode'. Awesome! The second time I ran full mode though, cells in the distance of the map were entirely missing. A square of a mountain was missing, along with the entirety of the reach and some of the northern coast. Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong? At first I thought it was because 4g was stopping my enb patch from running, but after getting those two to work together, I'm still seeing the issue (only in full version). Thanks!
I'm amazed of the details that the map has, wow! Thanks a lot for this tweak. But I have an issue when I use the full map. Some pieces of the map are just gone. I tried changing some values but that didn't have any results. I discovered that it has something to do with the line: fMapWorldTransitionHeight If I choose a value above 45000.0000 I have al the details but missing some pieces of the map. If I go below that value al the details are gone like in the limited version but there are no pieces of the map missing. Do you or someone else have a solution for this?
Missing pieces of the map (2 comments)
Thanks Mikanoshi!
Running this in 4g (why wasn't I before??) made me be able to use the map in 'full mode'.
Awesome!
The second time I ran full mode though, cells in the distance of the map were entirely missing. A square of a mountain was missing, along with the entirety of the reach and some of the northern coast. Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
At first I thought it was because 4g was stopping my enb patch from running, but after getting those two to work together, I'm still seeing the issue (only in full version).
Thanks!
I'm amazed of the details that the map has, wow!
Thanks a lot for this tweak.
But I have an issue when I use the full map.
Some pieces of the map are just gone.
I tried changing some values but that didn't have any results.
I discovered that it has something to do with the line: fMapWorldTransitionHeight
If I choose a value above 45000.0000 I have al the details but missing some pieces of the map.
If I go below that value al the details are gone like in the limited version but there are no pieces of the map missing.
Do you or someone else have a solution for this?
Kind regards,
Ricky