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Exponent is controlling how glossy the reflections are.
Not how much reflection is occurring.
Drop Phong, drop exponent, mirrors don't need that.
Use an opaque specular with 1.000.000 ior or more, OR, set the phong's ior to a similar value. No wonder that ior 3 is lowly reflecting, I think you are mixing exponent and ior together.
IOR defines the amount of reflections, glossy their sharpness. 3 is not enough because some real materials do have that ior, and that doesn't make perfect mirrors of them (as you verified).
Now I'm even
Edit: I'm liking the look of the room !
Exponent is controlling how glossy the reflections are.
Not how much reflection is occurring.
Drop Phong, drop exponent, mirrors don't need that.
Use an opaque specular with 1.000.000 ior or more, OR, set the phong's ior to a similar value. No wonder that ior 3 is lowly reflecting, I think you are mixing exponent and ior together.
IOR defines the amount of reflections, glossy their sharpness. 3 is not enough because some real materials do have that ior, and that doesn't make perfect mirrors of them (as you verified).
Now I'm even
Edit: I'm liking the look of the room !
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if I put ior 1000 my mirror will have no color, that all, I know that, that's not the problem?
perfect, to me, means no glossy
But 1e+007 is still glossy or blury, have a look on the left, it's not perfect...
so a test with ior 3 (darky) and exp 1e+009 no blur
perfect, to me, means no glossy
But 1e+007 is still glossy or blury, have a look on the left, it's not perfect...
so a test with ior 3 (darky) and exp 1e+009 no blur
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SmartDen, is it possible to expand "ray nudge" field (under Renderer tab in Blendigo) from the current 5-digit to 7-digit as per exported xml? The problem is that it's not possible to enter a value below 0.0001 -- Blendigo not rounds it up for display, but just drops any fractions below that value and exports 0.000000, the effect of which you may see here:
http://www.indigorenderer.com/joomla/fo ... 9318#69318
http://www.indigorenderer.com/joomla/fo ... 9318#69318
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