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Author Topic: Why turn reflection off will also block refraction?  (Read 2099 times)

2014-03-19, 22:37:41

Lantrancy

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Why turn reflection off will also block refraction?
I'm new to corona and I did some testings, it seems turn off reflection will make refraction black out, is this a bug?

here are two pic compare to vray, same model and same lighting
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2014-03-20, 10:18:48
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maru

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Re: Why turn reflection off will also block refraction?
No. The thing you are calling "refraction" is actually internal reflections. :)
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2014-03-20, 11:01:33
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Re: Why turn reflection off will also block refraction?
Out of all primitives, that is available in max, you'd chose the worst one to test refraction :]
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2014-03-21, 18:04:38
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Re: Why turn reflection off will also block refraction?
Can you post this scene? I cannot reproduce this result.
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