Thanks Ross, good suggestion to make simple shadows (I reccomend to use a 32Bit TGA for that kins of shadow: a simple black quad where the alphabyte holds the circular transparency fading. an other solution for people without a TGA Painting App could be to make the shadow negaitve(fade white in the center to black at the contours) and then invert the colour using writepixelfast, but leave the alphabyte unchanged)
Creating a sprite that sits flush on a terrain
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