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Back to TS2010 I guess.... Thanks a ton for your efforts PDW!

We are indeed talking about the same problem GeoPhil...

Viewed from any angle, there quite a big difference when activating/deactivating AA.

Another observation: if there is no basemap tiles under, the wireframes do not thicken when activating anti-aliasing.

See this topic: http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?t=73052

To resume: in TS2010 or TS12, if anti-aliasing is set to other than OFF, the wireframes gets fat and almost hides the basemap under. It only happens when using tranzdem basemaps...

Here's a clip to show what's happening: http ...

Here's a good one: finally nailed it using Google Earth software version 6.0.1 to view the map tiles. The source of the problem stems from a change of date the Google's pictures where taken: here a link where trouble happens: http://www.bicot.ca/autres/0163.kmz

On the right, the pictures where ...

Oh yeah! Never bothered using yahoo, assuming (falsly) that my region wouldn't have enough definition (like MS virtual earth): turns out that I can zoom up to 17 before the map becomes unavailable. I usually run @ 18.

So there you go, it's indeed Google that's giving me trouble! Using Yahoo, I ...

Scsi, even if the preview screen was black, I was indeed plugged on the server. The screen was black because if you start out in orthophoto mode, the image display is black; if I change over to map mode, it is indeed displayed, and once I click back to ortho, the map image is displayed also. In one ...

First of all; I wish to thank Geophil and Gisa for all the precious infos dispensed. In fact, it's in Gisa's fourth video that I discovered that you can automate georeferencing of Google Earth's map tiles. Up to now I was was doing it the semi-automatic way as written in the Transdem infos; VERY ...