[Blake]

I have a window that uses the 'glass/darkglass' shader. I then have a brush behind the window for the purpose of blocking you from seeing right through to the skybox. But, as you can see in the below screenshot, you still can see right through to the skybox, even though this brush is there. Anyone know why this is happening and how it can be fixed? Thanks.

[Quit TyberiusPrime]

Is your brush onto which you applied the window shader touching the wall brush?
Caulk all sides of the window brush except the front side where the window shader goes, apply the shader to that side only.

[Blake]

TyberiusPrime, on 05 February 2013 - 08:18 AM, said:

Is your brush onto which you applied the window shader touching the wall brush?
Caulk all sides of the window brush except the front side where the window shader goes, apply the shader to that side only.

I tried with and without a space between the window brush and wall brush. The result was the same. And yes, I applied the glass shader to only the front side of the window brush. All the other sides are caulked.

[Quit TyberiusPrime]

Delete that window brush and make a fresh one, and see if you didn't accidentally apply the window shader to the other side of the wall brush.

[Blake]

Tried that, no luck I'm afraid. Thanks anyway though. Anyone else have any ideas?

[FS HappyDay]

Is your glass brush detail?

[Blake]

Ah, there we go, making it a detail brush fixed it. I forgot about those. It's been a long time since I've done any mapping. Thanks for that Happyday.