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MsFS2004: Shadows on the ground

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Hello all users. At first: pardon for my English-I`m not the Englishman. I`m msfs2004 user, and I a little engaged in creation of LC for MsFS2004. And the second thing: I have not many experience and in this connection I want to start discussion together about next: msfs2004 as You know contain next files: env_dawn, env_dusk, env_highmoon, env_lowmoon, env_newmoon, env_highnoon, env_lowsun, env_midsun, env_overcast, env_postdusk, env_predawn into scenery-world-texture.
And You may be mоrе then onсe notice msfs change color of "water" files when overcast or unclouded. As I understood MsFS can change the texture of tone and reflection on the water(am I right?). If into MsFS2004 can change the view surface of airport(when rain as example) by change of textures, may be possible to get shadows on the ground by same method of texture change.
What are You think about shadow texture changes? Let's think together. Does anyone else have ideas about shadows on the ground? Please, post Your comments, You are welcome. Thank You in advance.​
Best Regards!​
 
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