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	Message: : So I'm noticing in the newer versions of Aleph One (I've been out of it : dealing with real life for a while) the vertical view is enlarged, and : rather than smear the edge of the landscape texture, it displays a : reflected version of it. This is a clever trick and looks fine for : landscapes that end in a cloudy sky or something, but in Eternal I've got : a number of landscapes that have a round object intersecting the top of : the landscape texture, which makes the reflection there very obvious. : Can I simply make taller landscape textures and adjust the vert_exp or : ogl_asprat_exp value or something in my MML to compensate? If so, how tall : should I make the textures and what values do I need to put in the MML : there to completely fill the new field of view? (And is there some absurd : maximum I could preemptively enlarge them to in case the field of view : increases again in the future?)
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