Hey TGS808,
Thanks for the bit of advice on how to do it in KS9. I did see the tutorial Esben Oxholm put up on youtube regarding this. You're right, I need to clarify: I meant reflective not as an absolute quality of the material, but rather a characteristic. I'm sure you've seen window panes where the exterior is dominantly reflective, but not absolutely/opaquely reflective. Windows, where, like the examples shown, you can still make out the objects inside, though not as if it were completely transparent. If you do a search on Google images for "Mercedes f015," you'll notice the main front window is transparent in contrast to the side windows, where the glass is more like privacy mode glass.
Esben's video is fantastic, but I was wondering if there was a way to make the material not 100% opaque reflective, but reflective with the ability to see through it.
Hope this clarifies things. If this isn't possible, I hope Keyshot builds this quality into subsequent updates. This material will be coming up a lot more on everything from products to spaces in the future. For now, I guess we'll just have to do with two separate passes of the material and adjust in photoshop in post.
Thanks again for taking a look at this!