On 2013-11-18 09:36, clipka wrote:
> I know that you love that trick, and have in some tutorial made claims
> that it is a sufficient replacement for inbuilt blurred reflections, but
> the above facts make it no more than a nasty kludge. One that can be
> used to good effect if you invest sufficient time and effort, but a
> kludge nonetheless.

Micronormals (which is how real-world blurred reflections happen, afaik) 
are a kludge?  I'd think the inbuilt blurred reflection would be moreso, 
as it's a corner-cutting technique to save time and computational 
resources...  ;)

(Of course, this is semantic and depends on whether your ideal rendering 
engine allows processes indistinguishable from reality or not.)

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