FS9 made a 'new' mountain

[cherokee728]

The new FS9 has created a mountain just west of Memphis, in Arkansas. It is not really supposed to be there!!

Is there any way that that kind of thing can be edited out-easily-by someone that doesn't know how to make scenery files???

How about adding the bridge that goes across the Mississippi river? We have been cut off from the west since we have no bridge!!! (by vehicle anyway)

None of this makes any difference in the flying-just miss my bridge and we don't need a mountain in the middle of rice country!!

Thanks y'all
Cherokee728

[VPA_KTPA]

I dont post other sim site names on this fourm or any other fourms i may visit.just a rule i have.but i found this at another big sim site and this is what you want to look for.it will do what you want to do as far as the ugly mountain is concerned.FS2004 BGL Elevation Editor.thats the name of it to put in the search bar.if you cant find it simviation will probley be getting the file verry soon so keep a look out for it.have fun.

[VPA_KTPA]

Heres something i found here at simviation that may help with the bridge.i havent used it but it might work.heres the link to the page.

http://www.simviation.com/fs2004utilities1.htm


heres the name of the program.

FS2004 User Friendly Scenery Design Package;

Have fun.

[Craig.]

thank you for confirming it isnt supposed to be there:)
It was bugging me as i could never remember seeing it when i was there. But then again i have bad memory so, thank you:)

[JerryKGSP]

Would that work also to remove the 2nd United Nations Building in New York City??  Or does anyone know of a fix for this?  I have not seen one, but could have missed it.  

[stevewilson]

Hay Cherokee: send that mountian out to Morro Bay in Cali. M$ left out Morro Rock at the mouth of the bay. I'm sure a lot of simmers from Ca., would like to see it there.


Steve

[BFMF]

There's been a lot new Mesh files for the US being posted lately. One of those may fix your mountain

[MattNW]

I had one place where that was happening in Texas on FS2002. It was a huge mountain where none was supposed to be. I made a file with FSSC and put a flat spot (area 16n I believe) there at the height of the surrounding ground and my mountain went away.