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Hi Shaun, I have enscape 3.1 and Nvidia RTX 2080S graphics card with enhancements enabled. I not have problem with glass or mirror reflections.
Example:
Texture Framed whit glass
Glass Framed whitout Texture
Mirror
Display MoreHi Shaun, I have enscape 3.1 and Nvidia RTX 2080S graphics card with enhancements enabled. I not have problem with glass or mirror reflections.
Example:
Texture Framed whit glass
Glass Framed whitout Texture
Mirror
This is because you only have one person to cast the reflection in the mirror. If you have a big square like Shaun, it gets more complicated. The engineers at E3D always try to strike a delicate balance between performance and reflections.
In my opinion, PCs are not yet powerful enough to have this output.
But, I think it would be useful to have the option to select one or more surfaces that should reflect perfectly even with slower render times. If the application would take in account your pc built (GraphicsCard/ RAM/ CPU/ ... ) , that would be even greater. TIP Demian Gutberlet
Here's a good example of poor reflections:
https://www.tours.blockcpm.studio/kirbys-apts/tour/
In the tour - Go into the Master Bedroom and click on the hotspot in the corner of the room, then look at the reflection in the makeup mirror, then turn and look at the source of the reflection.
Source of reflection:
Reflection:
Half the bed is missing, no table legs, lamp, iPhone, magazine etc.
I'm using an RTX2070, E3.1 and all the RTX settings are on in Enscape
Another Example, video this time.
I have an indoor tree at one end of a hall and a mirror at the other.
The tree is visible in the reflect and then as we get closer to the mirror .... it disappears!
Oddly, it's shadow remains 
Its not clear in the video but 1/4 of the rug disappears as we get closer to the mirror too:
This is because you only have one person to cast the reflection in the mirror. If you have a big square like Shaun, it gets more complicated. The engineers at E3D always try to strike a delicate balance between performance and reflections.
In my opinion, PCs are not yet powerful enough to have this output.
But, I think it would be useful to have the option to select one or more surfaces that should reflect perfectly even with slower render times. If the application would take in account your pc built (GraphicsCard/ RAM/ CPU/ ... ) , that would be even greater. TIP Demian Gutberlet
Thanks, timeless, it's true I checked, the quality of the reflections decays as the number of elements to reflect increases.
Good your idea, I renew it a TIP Demian Gutberlet
