i need a tutorial for making glass in poser and cant find its glass for a window, but has a front and back poly so it shows "depth" in the glass and viewable from both sides thanks

Just white in diffuse and 0.9 in transparency can do ok for a window. You can mess with refraction, highlight, etc if you like. Here's a quick window with only transparency changed to 0.9 (both sides of the window) and the rest default. Pay no attention to the hapless guy falling behind the window.

...oops. I told ya wrong. That's not quite white. It's the first shade of gray to the right of white in the windows color picker, so almost white. That's what I use more out of habit than anything else.

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Take a look at what Catherine is doing...!

id use a bit towards a light blue/green but still cant get the glass to look quite right need to know about refraction n stuff :)

...don't forget that most of the time the viewer won't actually have a perspective to perceive refraction through a window since you won't usually be seeing part of the object through the window and part of it not through the window. Throw it in if it pleases you though ;)

refration and reflection
the vase it self is not the best but this look looks good on other stuff

Message edited on: 02/23/2005 11:18

so then i need some tuts for reflection/refraction :)

From your first post: "its glass for a window". In that case you don't 'need' refraction normally. A vase is another story.

looks great Dave...care to share how you did it.

its all out there in freestuff just look for it and adjust as u need to as it does not look to great if u leave it as it is need sleep have no idea what am saying anymore

if ya can wait till l8er i will send the file to ya

this is 2 props using same settings so it can be used on windows just as good as a vase

it's gorgeous! well worth waiting...:>0

it's gorgeous! well worth waiting...:>0