Hoping for a quick fix here..
My white ceramic tubes have gone black when I put a glass cover tube over them.
If I hide the glass cover they are white as intended.
I have the (Clear Double-Sided #2) glass material type set to 'solid glass'.
Thanks.
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Try upping those raybounces.
and check detailed indirect illumination in the realtime tab.
Quote from: Thomas Teger on October 20, 2011, 10:04:47 AM
and check detailed indirect illumination in the realtime tab.
Thomas - I have 'detailed indirect illumination' checked, as you can see from the screenshot.
yes - but only 5 ray bounces. Needs at least 12.
Yes, 5 or below is good for scenes with no glass or single plane glass with nothing behind.
Struggling with this - 16 bounces and no change.
Might be getting somewhere...
If I do a 'realtime render' from the render tab the preview still appears to show 'black' materials but the rendering window appears to show the materials correctly.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Anytime I do plastics, glass, etc I do not use realtime rendering, I pop my raybounces up to like 64. Just a personal thing, but the higher the ray bounces the better quality you're gonna get out of something like that. You simply can't go that high with the realtime.