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Thank you, it is fixed for me as well.

@gumbygerapologies for the delayed reply I have been away with work. I have just finished updating to the new MSFS version and I didn't have the iniScenes NZQN installed as I have been using the version that comes with MSFS as it works without the spike issue. I checked after updating and it was still fine. I then uninstalled the default version, reinstalled the iniScenes NZQN v1.0.1 and the issue immediately came back. Like last time, I removed my community folder and have created a new one with just iniScenes NZQN v1.0.1 so that is the only add-on with default MSFS and they appear with new version. Regards, Mark

Interesting, I did a circuit around Lake Wakatipu in the Caribou and it seemed to hold. I was planning a jet flight today but seems you have already found it was not a fix. However it does seem to be terrain level of detail related so I hope this is enough to give the developer a lead on, as they are reporting they cannot even get the spikes to appear in the first place to troubleshoot. Cheers, Mark

Hi Again, I have been off work on sick leave so I have had time to try and work this out. I can make the spikes go away… My normal graphic settings has Terrain Level of Detail set to 150. I have a RTX4080 and use Frame Generation and only really fly the PMDG 737 or the Fenix A320 and settled on that setting when I first bought the 4080 as I could not really tell the difference with higher settings however it allowed essentially everything else to be on ULTRA and smooth performance. 200 could be a bit glitchy with those airplanes. 150 not so. However it is Terrain Level of Detail that can control the spikes. I sat and thought about it, and said to myself it is a terrain issue, so I looked in settings and I have a terrain slider, so I started moving it increments of 5, backwards from the highest setting of 400. At 400, no spikes, and I have no spikes until I get to 250. Nudge up to 255, no spikes so that is the sweet spot for the add-on however, most of us probably don’t use MSFS with Terrain Level of Detail that high. I would assume most users would leave it at default 200 or maybe bump to 250. 255 is an odd number to remove this issue however, there it is, on my PC, 255 is the integer that removes the spikes. I hope this helps. I am sure you will fix it just as I go back to work! Which will probably be on Wednesday… Cheers, Mark

Hi, I also have the issue and followed the steps above. What I can report is if you move everything away, except your NZQN, ensure Asobo NZQN is deleted, and you clear rolling cache (not that I have it enabled), and re-boot the computer, on first run of MSFS and opening a free flight into your NZQN, the issue is gone. However any subsequent sessions of MSFS (even fully closing MSFS) the spikes will come back. They are only NOT present after a re-boot and first session of MSFS. If I restore my community folder, re-boot, run MSFS it is not there on the first session but on every subsequent session. So it is not an add-on problem. Lastly, my spikes are identical (same locations, same everything) to those in the photo’s above so it is not random. I hope that helps tracking the gremlin! Mark