I've noticed an odd side effect of the new terrain. Shorelines have a "sawtooth" pattern that looks quite unnatural. Every shoreline I find has this feature. Increasing the terrain quality doesn't affect it.

This is effect of limited resolution of a base terrain mesh.

I'll add some observations here.

Shadow edges have their resolution limits too, but I don't know what these circles on the ground are:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/ ... 1774207028



Round holes in clouds may happen when viewing a planet from space. I think something mismatches and intersects for a short time in process of updating the planet:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/ ... 1795816734



Rocky shores look better when standing near, but may still break into zigzags at maximum close up:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/ ... 1795816847



Also, yesterday I found a generated double-shore:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/ ... 1795817861



The place is:
se://v=990&n=RS%2C%20rocky%20shore%2C%20lots%20of%20puddles&b=RS%208496%2D928%2D8%2D5964113%2D332%20B5&p=RS%208496%2D928%2D8%2D5964113%2D332%20B&t=+25842F77FEFB39BB690342E980&x=-632A9B3F676200430585EE&y=-32B646B2CFFF03D9F6E309&z=-26909A99022C7AE53BEC0A&qx=-0.5520066&qy=-0.3180371&qz=-0.3527244&qw=0.685366&u=3.2408e-16&m=2&s=1&f=2&e=0

Water in puddles have the same exact pattern of waves as the rest of lake/sea water, as of now.

Rocky shores look better when standing near, but may still break into zigzags at maximum close up:

Also, yesterday I found a generated double-shore:

I'm afraid it's not very simple to fix...