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FSX Objects glisten in the sun.

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Hello friends. I know the english very bad. So please forgive me for my spelling.
I have a small problem. Objects created by me in gmax glisten in the sun as if these objects was covered with lacquer. 1234.jpg :cool: Please tell me how to fix it. Thank you very much.
P.S.
The textures were created by me in Photoshop.
 
This is related to the specular colour.

You can slide the colour back to black (or near black) by clicking on the colour box (under diffuse colour in the Blinn parameters) and adjusting the slider.

You can also check "No Base Material Specular" in the FSX extended materials rollout.
 
Or, create a _spec bitmap to control which parts are reflective and what color the reflections are, as well as how broad the reflections are... ;)
 
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