Build 97429 "glitter" problem

[IanOHoseason]

I have just updated to build 97429.
Some embankments have started to display a "glitter" effect, which appears in all imported routes, and in my current WIP which is all in 2019.
The main assets2 concerned is ctm_embankment, kuid2:480227: 100023:1, and 10025:1, by masterkit. They were all fine in 2019 before the update.
I have tried altering shaders, but to no effect.
Can this be fixed? Is it a Mac thing? - or is there an adjustment I can make?

Presumably, the fix to the shading on Skipper1945's (and others) locos, has caused this affect?

Having been very impressed with 2019 to date, this will be a deal breaker for me, as there is a huge amount of work to replace these embankments.

Here's hoping.
Best wishes
Ian

 

[clam1952]

No the shiny embankment problem has been there from before the skipper1945 fix, it's rendered all mine I made for my L&B project pretty much useless at present.
N3V are aware of the problem, other than not no sign of a fix yet. Also affects some station Platforms and roads and rail surfaces of Protrack.

 

[JCitron]

Coal loads and other things too. It makes them all look like printed cardboard. If you pick them up and look underneath, you'll see Printed in China because that's where all the model railroad stuff is made these days...

 

[Vern]

I noticed RMM trees all starting to display weird artefacts and sparkling the other day, though I could swear they weren't doing it when I first started using TRS2019 and still on 96000 here. I'm assuming there hasn't been a stealth update which didn't change the version number. It is making it quite disheartening to work on any route projects at present until we get a definitive answer from N3V it will be fixed. Well guess I could dust off my Victoria Line project!

 

[IanOHoseason]

OK thanks, Malc, It just seemed to happen this morning when I did the update. Ill just have to wait and see what happens. I’ve put a lot of work into Riccarton Junction in 2019, and I can’t backdate it into TANE - Hey Ho!
Best wishes
Ian