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How Can I get Vray glass to look like this? Is it possible?
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To me it looks like a simple glass shader, black diffuse, white reflection/refraction and maybe a bit of tint for the fog. The rest comes mostly from the environment reflection/refraction.
Here is a quick test done in C4D, glass parameters are the same in Max:
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What sirio76 said!
The coloring and the "thick look" both come from the "fog" which absorbs light passing through.
Without it, the glass with a white refraction will be comparatively difficult to see (along with being unphysical: there's nothing with 100% transparency in nature.) if not for the reflections on it.Last edited by ^Lele^; 03-01-2022, 01:48 PM.Lele
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What are you using for reflection/refraction?Comment
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It’s just a 3d model of a lightbox that I use for testing materials and physical samples.Last edited by sirio76; 03-01-2022, 03:28 PM.3D Scenes, Shaders and Courses for V-ray and Corona
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