okay, got it sorted out. So far. I'll let you know how 7 is working. I have it on a laptop at home that I run ACA and Revit Archtiecture on and it flies.
Anyway, look at the pic attached. This is how I set up my tinted glass with reflections.
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okay, got it sorted out. So far. I'll let you know how 7 is working. I have it on a laptop at home that I run ACA and Revit Archtiecture on and it flies.
Anyway, look at the pic attached. This is how I set up my tinted glass with reflections.
Re: Commercial Renderings
Opacity up high? Translucency off?? Just when I thought I was getting the hang of the materials editor.
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Re: Commercial Renderings
Keep in mind I use tinted glass, not clear. If it were clear glass then Opacity would be low and tranlucency would be higher. I used the clear glass as a template, then used "'by color" and set it to a dark grey with the settings I posted previously.Originally Posted by neje
Re: Commercial Renderings
I found that the OOTB glazing material "Doors & Windows.Glazing.Blue" works well to give you a reflective quality while maintaining a little transparency. Also, if you turn a really bright light on in the model you can see through the glass well; even with the sun on. I had no success working with OOTB glazing material "Doors & Windows.Glazing.Glass.Clear," which is the OOTB material for windows in ACA.
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