"Buried wheels"

[mk75]

Could somebody tell me why every time I land the wheels of my plane look as it they were half-buried in the runway?
I admit, my landings are not perfect (yet!) but I tried to keep the meatball just below the top of the AOA bracket etc.

[Cloud 9]

What theater and what airbase is this happening at??

Is your install modded??

C9

[Arty]

all are the same this is common for Falcon for ages…
This happens in external view satellite.

[mk75]

It doesn’t help with braking though

[Cloud 9]

@Arty:

all are the same this is common for Falcon for ages…
This happens in external view satellite.

Didn’t not notice he was in satellite view.

C9

[Arty]

@mk75:

It doesn’t help with braking though

It doesn’t have to do anything with not helping on braking… u can brake and aerobrake normally… It’s just the view that shows it that way.

[Dee-Jay]

@mk75:

It doesn’t help with braking though

Please. Answer Cloud9’s questions … which airfield? (otherwise, no need to post in the support room.)

https://www.benchmarksims.org/forum/showthread.php?6181-How-to-write-good-bug-reports

[Eagle-Eye]

It’s an issue with Smart Scaling…

With SS:

Without SS:

EDIT: This is just the “Take-Off” training that comes with BMS, committed two times on Runway at Seosan, so both situations are perfectly identical.

[Cloud 9]

@Eagle-Eye:

It’s an issue with Smart Scaling…

Confirmed. I checked it in Default BMS Korea and in an Add On theater and the results were the same as Eagle-Eye’s.

C9

[mk75]

@Dee-Jay:

Please. Answer Cloud9’s questions … which airfield? (otherwise, no need to post in the support room.)

The screenshot was taken in TE Day Landing Final Approach.
But it happened many times in other scenarios as well (I don’t remember which ones exactly).

[Dee-Jay]

Ok.

It is the same using Satellite view and Orbit view?

What about AIs?

[mk75]

I have no idea, checked only in Satellite view and on my own plane.
Maybe it occurs only in Smart Scaling, but somebody recommended switching the Smart Scaling on.

[mk75]

Meanwhile in Satellite view…

Whereas in Orbit view everything looks ok.

[Dee-Jay]

It is actually a smart scaling issue as Eagle eye said. (which is not really a problem, external view is not the main view… so whatever, no big deal.)

Turn it OFF if you really can’t stand it.

[mk75]

No, it’s not a problem, I just wanted to know what’s wrong, thanks.