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- Thu May 14, 2020 4:01 pm
- Forum: User Support
- Topic: Relative Refraction vs. Absolute Retraction Index
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Re: Relative Refraction vs. Absolute Retraction Index
Your way (overlapping volumes) works well :) . This will also save me time on model setup (mostly from CAD). Thank you. How do you recommend treating the material for a bubble in the liquid? Adding a sphere with a glass material and a IOR of 1? Looks that way. Would that be physically accurate? Let ...
- Thu May 14, 2020 2:57 pm
- Forum: User Support
- Topic: Relative Refraction vs. Absolute Retraction Index
- Replies: 5
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Re: Relative Refraction vs. Absolute Retraction Index
Thanks for the response guys, I will test it out!
- Thu May 14, 2020 12:38 pm
- Forum: User Support
- Topic: Relative Refraction vs. Absolute Retraction Index
- Replies: 5
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Relative Refraction vs. Absolute Retraction Index
I often render liquids inside glass and model the interface surfaces accurately to get a very realistic effect. This means the outer glass surface which has a air > glass interface gets IOR ±1.5 ... and the liquid > air interface ±1.333 ... but the internal glass > liquid interface is a ratio of gla...