ATS truck's filter has a wrong reflection. I think... [KNOWN]

[cookiefox]

Hi, ATS Workteam, I want to report a simple(maybe ) error of this game, I know my feedback should must include the things below:
【The game.log.txt*
The game.crash.txt* (In the event of a game crash.)
Map co-ordinates.** (If the bug report pertains to the map or map asset include the co-ordinates.)
A screenshot with the mini map.
Description of bug.
Version of game.
PC operating system & whether it's 32bit or 64bit.
Reproducibility of the bug. (Always, sometimes, or random.)】

But I don't know how and I think just one screenshot can easily make it clear.
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This bug have been exist from old version to now, I thought you guys may notice it in someday, but now I think you didn't. So this is why I came here send this report.
The reflection of the filter should mirror the truck body, but in the game now, it seems like through the truck body and reflect all the road, it seems the truck body not exists, that's a little weird。
Maybe my thought is not correct. I just want you notice that if it is reality enough or not.

[supersobes]

Player trucks have never shown up in reflections in this game. I believe it is a game engine limitation.

[J.Random]

lack of truck's body reflection is an engine limitation, sure. But the existing reflection is plain wrong besides that. It's like it's taken from a much higher point than it's supposed to be, to a point where you can see sleeper roofs of the passing AI trucks in it.

[bobgrey1997]

Ah, the all-generic "game engine limitation".
If the engine can render the truck, it can it can render it as a reflection as well. Just looknat the things specifically designed to show a reflection: the mirrors.

[J.Random]

Well, technically it's true in this case. Chromed parts use their own projection techniques, with lower res, lower refresh rate, truncated lighting (which is why they all look gray at night and don't reflect street lights and such). And even in this heavily optimized state it's able to bring newest high-end videocards to their knees. Especially in OpenGL. SCS engine kinda sucks.