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    Refraction layer-no fog colour in final render

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      edlux
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      hello guys,
      i just started experimenting with refraction in glas material and water material...
      but i do not get in final render any fog color ,no matter how high fog color value is,or object thick is...

      here is my rendering .it should be a glass thin wall.glass ball and a pool of water.
      I am using vray sketchup 1.49.01...please help

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        andybot
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        your fog will depend on real-world scale, and having a closed volume. If your example above is really small compared to real life, fog will hardly show up, regardless of the settings. If you don't have proper front face/ back face orientation of your object, it will be incorrect too.

        http://charlottesvillearchitecturalrendering.com/

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          valerostudio
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          A cheat if you just need color is to put the color directly on the refraction. you won't get the SSS effect but on box this may not matter much.

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