seachnasaigh
Energetic
Zip the MT5 and attach it to a post, and I'll experiment with it. Are the windows one-sided or do they have "thickness"?
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Question about MAT settings
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DanaTA
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In DS, you can assign a refraction value to things. I have done this with glass. I don't know if this is available in Poser, but I would think that it's in there. I have a list of refraction values for different transparent and semi-transparent items in real life. I can dig it up if it would help. It was on a website a long time ago, I printed it out, but I think it has the web address on the printout, so maybe they're still around to link to it.
Dana
Dana
seachnasaigh
Energetic
Here's an MT5 for Firefly glass; if you apply it to windows which are one-sided, delete the volume node.
Firefly render:
node setup:
Firefly render:
node setup:
