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MSFS20 Automatic Border around Runway?

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I noticed that Asobo's default airports are adding a border around the runway to hide the ugly Photoreal border that often pops up from the aerial imagery.
I wonder if this is a setting they exposed or do I have to use an apron/polygon?

I did see a setting called "Extend Pavement past edge markings", but that does not actually extend very far nor does it create a blended border like Asobo's default runways show.

Just curious if anyone knows anything about this technique they might be using?
 
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The falloff distance for the runway texture can be adjusted and it adds a blend along the runway edges between the aerial photo and the runway. I assume this might be what you are looking for?
 
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