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[Max] I need help! / Re: Direct visibility override & thin glass
« on: 2016-08-25, 22:10:16 »
Yes that's the same result as mine.
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[Max] I need help! / Re: Direct visibility override & thin glass
« on: 2016-08-25, 20:20:19 »
I double-checked with different images for direct visibility override and scene lighting. It works a little less obvious but still kinda funky. In my first post it probably has to do with reflection of HDR (that is very light) cutting the backplate when there's extra thin glass... Well I still encourage you to have a look if it's supposed to be this way.
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[Max] I need help! / Re: Direct visibility override & thin glass
« on: 2016-08-25, 18:20:57 »I hardly understand your description, but try this - activate refraction override and instantiate map from direct override over there. See if that solves your problem.Excuse me if my explanation was too long. In short, I don't get it why left window background is fine and right window background is cut off. Both windows are exactly instanced and between both of them and camera are instanced very same thin glasses. I doubt it's by design.
And yeah, solid glass in multi-subobject material will give wrong results in Corona. This is known bug and hopefully will be fixed in upcoming release.
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[Max] I need help! / Direct visibility override & thin glass
« on: 2016-08-25, 05:35:42 »
Please tell me if it's a bug or I don't know what I'm doing. Scene lighting is HDR image. CoronaBitmap is assigned as a direct visibility override.
On the right window I got total of 5 polygons with thin glass CoronaMtl located between camera and outside view: 1 window and 2 separators. On the left window I got total of 3 polygons with thin glass CoronaMtl located between camera and outside view of left window: 1 window and 1 separator. Each separator has 2 polygons of thin glass because of it's thickness (Multi/Sub-Object with solid glass on edges and thin glass on main planes).
My direct visibility override is cut and just bottom part is visible in the right window (that part is black in HDR). Once I remove any of separators (2 thin glass planes) I get it as it should be.
If I make all separators CoronaMtl (not Multi/Sub-Object) with thin glass it doesn't help: direct visibility override just disappears and only HDR image becomes visible through windows.
On the right window I got total of 5 polygons with thin glass CoronaMtl located between camera and outside view: 1 window and 2 separators. On the left window I got total of 3 polygons with thin glass CoronaMtl located between camera and outside view of left window: 1 window and 1 separator. Each separator has 2 polygons of thin glass because of it's thickness (Multi/Sub-Object with solid glass on edges and thin glass on main planes).
My direct visibility override is cut and just bottom part is visible in the right window (that part is black in HDR). Once I remove any of separators (2 thin glass planes) I get it as it should be.
If I make all separators CoronaMtl (not Multi/Sub-Object) with thin glass it doesn't help: direct visibility override just disappears and only HDR image becomes visible through windows.
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