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  • #16
    doesnt matter in what you model it, as long you make sure you are not shining light on a flipped face.
    If you modeled it right, you do not need 2-sided mat. for glass.
    besided that it also takes longer render times if you use 2-sided materials.
    Vray can not handle 2-sided glass material.

    I remember an issue about this on here long time ago about this..

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    • #17
      Da_Elf,

      Here is the scene:
      http://www.guidogarfunkel.com.ar/temp/062.rar

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      • #18
        Solved it!

        It has nothing to do with vray. vray is perfect. It's just stupid me.
        I had some of the windows with gi off in system, and then group them. When I turned gi on, apperently, not all of the windows turned on.

        Please, clear this topic for ever!!!

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        • #19
          Joost -
          it does matter where you model the geometry if you can't get it into max without getting the geometry screwed up

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