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	[[File:Blender archviz shader ex 1.png\|thumb\|center\|upright=3.0\|alt=Example of an Archviz glass setup in Blender using a fresnel node\|Example of an Archviz glass setup in Blender using ~~a Fresnel node~~. ~~Note that this may create more pronounced reflections than what is realistic~~]]		==== Setup with Fresnel Node ====

			This setup<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyXRBu7gn2o&t=300</ref> uses the [[wikipedia:Fresnel_equations\|Fresnel effect]] alongside light path tricks, which may create more pronounced reflections.

			[[File:Blender archviz shader ex 1.png\|thumb\|center\|upright=3.0\|alt=Example of an Archviz glass setup in Blender using a fresnel node]]

			==== Setup with the Maximum between Shadow and Reflection Rays ====

			This setup<ref>https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/render/cycles/optimizations/reducing_noise.html#glass-and-transparent-shadows</ref> uses maximum of the ''Is Shadow Ray'' and ''Is Reflection Ray'' values to make the surface rendered as glass, but the indirect light rendered as a transparent shader.

			[[File:Blender archviz shader ex 2.png\|thumb\|center\|upright=3.0\|alt=Example of an Archviz glass setup in Blender using the maximum between the shadow and reflection rays.]]

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	[[File:Blender archviz shader ex 1.png\|thumb\|center\|upright=2.0\|alt=Example of an Archviz glass setup in Blender using a fresnel node\|Example of an Archviz glass setup in Blender using a Fresnel node. Note that this may create more pronounced reflections than what is realistic]]		[[File:Blender archviz shader ex 1.png\|thumb\|center\|upright=3.0\|alt=Example of an Archviz glass setup in Blender using a fresnel node\|Example of an Archviz glass setup in Blender using a Fresnel node. Note that this may create more pronounced reflections than what is realistic]]

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	Archviz glass refers to shaders whose surface has the properties of glass, but without refraction. It's commonly used for windows in archviz rendering, where regular glass shaders may create additional noise for interior scenes.		Archviz glass refers to shaders whose surface has the properties of glass, but without refraction. It's commonly used for windows in archviz rendering, where regular glass shaders may create additional noise for interior scenes.

			== Examples ==

			The following are some examples of archviz glass shaders for each program.

			=== Blender ===

			[[File:Blender archviz shader ex 1.png\|thumb\|center\|upright=2.0\|alt=Example of an Archviz glass setup in Blender using a fresnel node\|Example of an Archviz glass setup in Blender using a Fresnel node. Note that this may create more pronounced reflections than what is realistic]]

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	Archviz glass refers to shaders whose surface has the properties of glass, but without refraction. It's commonly used for windows in archviz rendering, where regular glass shaders may create additional noise for interior scenes.		Archviz glass refers to shaders whose surface has the properties of glass, but without refraction. It's commonly used for windows in archviz rendering, where regular glass shaders may create additional noise for interior scenes.

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2025-07-04T16:40:05Z

Created page with "Archviz glass refers to shaders whose surface has the properties of glass, but without refraction. It's commonly used for windows in archviz rendering, where regular glass shaders may create additional noise for interior scenes."

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Archviz glass refers to shaders whose surface has the properties of glass, but without refraction. It's commonly used for windows in archviz rendering, where regular glass shaders may create additional noise for interior scenes.