I agree with Simon. It gives the glass a firm and solid area that it takes up.
It may be accidental, but I'd keep it in there.
Sadly, I don't know why it's there, either.

Eric Freeman wrote:

> Hey all,
>
> I'm posting these mainly so Mikael Carneholm can see them.  I'm using his
> SmokeGen.inc file to make smoke and it's adding a strange artifact to my
> scene... the glare on the edge of the glass door.  If anybody has a clue as
> to why this is happening, let me know.  The first pic (nosmoke.jpg) is the
> original.  The second pic (smoke.jpg) shows the white glare on the edge of
> the glass door of the stereo/tv cabinet.
>
> Eric
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> another, which shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own
> pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of
> labor the bread it has earned.  This is the sum of good government."
>      - Thomas Jefferson
>      - First inaugural address, 1801
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