Bf-109 G14 Loose screws. It seems that by the shadows of the hexagonal heads.

[1/JSpan_Wind75]

It's a minor bug, but it's still easy to fix. I don't want my backrest to fall off one day due to the carelessness of my mechanics. LOL

[AEthelraedUnraed]

1 hour ago, 1/JSpan_Guerrero said:

It's a minor bug, but it's still easy to fix. I don't want my backrest to fall off one day due to the carelessness of my mechanics. LOL

LOL.

 

Note though, that offset shadows don't necessarily mean the screws are positioned wrongly. In computer graphics, there's a certain effect that's caused by shadow bias (itself used to prevent even worse graphics glitches), called Peter Panning. Peter Panning can cause the shadow to be offset a bit, as if the object were floating above the surface (hence the name) while actually it's positioned correctly. See for example https://learnopengl.com/Advanced-Lighting/Shadows/Shadow-Mapping.

 

From what I see, I suspect that's what's going on, rather than some actual bug . If so, I'm afraid there's no real solutions.