Hi, is the glass model single-sided? From the screenshots you posted, it seems due to single-sided glass.
If not, please let us know for further troubleshooting, thanks~
Thanks for the quick response! I’ve attached a cross section of the window. It is double glazed and I don’t think it is single sided. The windows are the same models but in an older version of D5 it went well.
You may adjust the model, or wait for D5 2.3 ( a new feature to simulate thickness for single-sided glass).
Besides, if the problem remains, please send the model and scene file to my email ziyin.zhu@d5techs.com, and we will help you check the file to narrow down the issue cause, thanks~
I made a view renders with various layers of glass. First of all, the model of the glass was indeed modeled double sided. I changed this to single sided and then rendered it in 4 layers, 2 layers and 1 layer of glass. Hopefully it’s a bit clear what I’ve tried. But with all the reflection remains blurry.
Then I also adjusted the sliding doors. Because the glass in the sliding door was still double sided, the effect remains the same, but that is not the case.
New model - 2x single sided glass - Also in sliding doors
The reflection remains the same. Fewer layers are not possible because then there is no longer any glass in the window. I have you the wetransfer file of the model and D5 save. Maybe you can solve this.
But apart from that, D5 is great software! Thanks!!
Do you have any idea when version 2.3 of d5 will be released? Maybe I can delay the deadline with the client until then. If it’s sometime next week for example.