The bank you can see is now exactly the bank you hit.
The lake used to keep two shorelines: one drawn and one collided against, half a metre apart, so you could never quite lie alongside. There is one now: the traced outline, used for the wall you see, the ground you run onto, and the map. Boats ground on their actual hull shape rather than a dot in the middle, so nosing into a jetty behaves like nosing into a jetty.
Every shore has proper timber beschoeiing, all 125 kilometres of it. And the build lost 78 MB of duplicate data on the way.
MeerBeter Vinkeveen Vice, meerbeter.com