[JA] Shadow does adjust on resized plants

Could you please provide the following information

• Picture of what you mean.
• Is this when you use a cheat to make them smaller ?

Would be good if you could provide some more details.

Greetings !

I'm not able to send you photos, and you are right ... i try to describe it better : First : Tendril is not right.     In the build-mode you can use plants of the jungle-dlc, that can be istalled directly hanging on the wall. There are 3, one is a fern. In the build-mode i'm able to make the things bigger or smaler (no cheat ! just push and hold LT &RT at same time and use the  directional pad).       I make them much smaler and use ""free placement (also no cheat) The only cheat i use is bb.moveobjects , all the time.                     Back in live-mode you can see this "big" shadows (that no longer fits to the sice of the plant).        That  began since an update (longer ago, i can't remember exactly when) ... and there are also hanging plants (i made smaler) which are not having this "big" shadows      ...     i don't know why ther is this difference  ....

Hi I have this problem too with this fern from Jungle Adventure. 

On console without cheats when you hold down L1 & R1 and use the D Pad left or right direction to scale it smaller or bigger when it's smaller it has a shadow on the wall around it where it's hung that is the original size of the item before you made it smaller. It doesn't happen when you make it bigger. 

Are the JA plants the only ones that have this issue ?

It might be design but that's for Maxis to decide.

greetings !

Now i discovered on an old plot of mine, that a picture has " shadow problems ", which where NOT there i played it 1-2 years ago.

It's a special picture a Sim can make out of a Fossil sample ... looks like stones in a stream (brown colored and square).       It is larger than the original and the "little" shadow is shown lower on the wall.

I always had to think about something a had read about an update : they change something with the representation of the shadows ... maybe it has to do with it ...