you need to use pathtracing and maybe set the maxdepth a bit higher for the glass.
default it's on 8 but maybe set it on 16 or so, and set the rrprob parameter to 0.5 or 0.3,\
you're pixelsamples / sec will go down but the glass should render more efficient.
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No glass for the windows and yes the blur is caused by the dof only.boom wrote:Thanks. ahh, ok I guessed so, and no special setup needed for the glass in the the door? The subtle blurring of the plane/diffuse material is because of the DoF or did you apply a blurr to the texture itself?sam75 wrote:Just a plane with a diffuse material.boom wrote:looks great!
I love the look you got on the outside world through the window door. Any tips on how to achive that?
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i really like your materials, looks so realistic 
it will be a good thing maybe to do a making of
nice work!
it will be a good thing maybe to do a making of
nice work!
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