Help me please! Lukla's Aerosoft has an error!

[Andy]

I've downloaded the Aerosoft Everest scenery, but when I try to play, it gets me on the mountain, its seems the mesh terrain doesn't take the scenery as a terrain, there's two terrain layers :c

[Amaury-In-Command]

Same troubles, srry for you dude

[shadowgravy]

Have you tried moving Lukla up to the top of your scenery order in the library?

[kalnon]

Originally posted by shadowgravy:

Have you tried moving Lukla up to the top of your scenery order in the library?

Yes, make sure it's at the top of the library, that is very important.

[rossmcl2]

well now been flying Lukla since it first came out (long ago) in boxed FSX first and then FSX-SE. Windows 7 Pro 64 bit (the best) and now w10 for 1.5 years (the worst). Sure it has issues with layers but no one will ever fix it. Like to fly up to the Everest Base Camp in a heli. Also great to fly up to and land on the last fixed wing airfield. PC6 a great flyer. Good scenery for the period. My scenery is #134 in my list. So whats this about putting it at the top of the list? I also have over 3300 hours registered in the cockpit using FSX-SE and something like 8300 landings. Wish they would put out a 64 bit version and stop messing about.

[shadowgravy]

My logic was that if Lukla has a custom mesh, you'd want that mesh to be above any stock or
third party mesh for the mountain at large.

I had the version of Lukla for FS2004, but not FSX. I don't know if the FSX version is completely new or a port. Either way, FSX elevation data is handled differently than previous versions of MSFS and that has caused weirdness with some custom airports.Aldditionally, if you use ORBX Global Base it also can negatively affect scenery positioning, because ORBX alters FSX's terrain system (M2 files if I recall correctly).