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MSFS Objects - Weird bright areas where it should be dark

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Senchay

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Hello.

Atm doing a small airfield and noticed that, when direct light is hitting the object, areas that should be darker are actually brighter instead.

One can see it here very well and it looks bad imo.

(ignore the missing ground...)

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As you can see, it looks really weird below the roof. And the "effect" ends when show arrives.

Am i doing something wrong with the textures? Better said, since ive seen this on other objects (not mine i mean) too the question should be maybe: can i evade this problem somehow?

Thanks in advance! Help would be appreciated
 
Not certain, but if you used blender to create the textures it could be you neglected to flip the Y-axis for the normal map.
 
It was substance painter in that case. Exported with the msfs exporter. Ive seen this on standard objects and other airports too. But the topic was discussed in another post here somwhere, seems its a normal things with shadows and msfs (and p3d).
 
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