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  • M Offline
    motley
    last edited by 26 Sept 2009, 12:10

    im rendering a scene with lots of glass. for some reason vray wont render some sketchup materials like wood grain through glass. what could be the reason for this?

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    • K Offline
      kwistenbiebel
      last edited by 26 Sept 2009, 12:29

      Can you show us an image? It is difficult to tell what's wrong without.

      My guess is that you didn't paint both sides of the glass faces with the glass material.

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        motley
        last edited by 26 Sept 2009, 12:53

        its actually kınd of a cool effect. here is the scene: were lookıng into a room from a green tinted glass wall. the problematic texture is only on the doors of the storage units. there isnt any emisive materials present in my model. sorry its so dark. there is only one light source behind the camera.

        http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v242/osman_naskali/grey.png

        here is the su scene

        http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v242/osman_naskali/grey_4.jpg

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          kwistenbiebel
          last edited by 26 Sept 2009, 13:04

          mmmm....
          For a color tinted glass you need to model double glazing for the refraction to work.
          Also see to it that the 'affect shadows' is checked in the refraction layer.
          What is the light source? Physical sky?

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            motley
            last edited by 26 Sept 2009, 14:06

            ok. i just deleted the glass and i still get the green glow. now im totaly lost. it must be some thing to do with my texture. its just a native sketchup texture that i rotaded 90 degrees

            my light source is an planar omni behind the scene and a linear light outside as the sun. physıcal camera off and envıronment off...

            http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v242/osman_naskali/problem2.png

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              motley
              last edited by 27 Sept 2009, 14:10

              @kwistenbiebel said:

              mmmm....
              For a color tinted glass you need to model double glazing for the refraction to work.
              Also see to it that the 'affect shadows' is checked in the refraction layer.
              What is the light source? Physical sky?

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                fjrentas
                last edited by 28 Sept 2009, 13:36

                Hi
                You have to apply the glass material to every single face. to the back and front face on each glass panel.

                Best

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                  motley
                  last edited by 28 Sept 2009, 14:29

                  it seems to render glass fine if it is closed cube and all the faces are the right way around. ı know if it is a group it refracts the immage kind of funny. does it matter what i have painted on the SU model if i dont paint both sides with vray material?

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