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Re: Fresnel effects -- plugin tool

Re: Fresnel effects -- plugin tool

2004-01-20       - By m3d242

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Even if what you were saying were correct (and I don't belive it is) that the
index of refraction dictates the appearance fo the Fresnel effect the simple
fact of why Carrara could not render it is because it has not been told to do
so. It is not within the programing. It's no different  than asking why Carrara
can't render transluceny. Because it's doesn't understand it.


> Of course, in the reality, all objects have some reflection property.

How do you figure this? In reality, I've never seen reflective cement.




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