It "does things"? What does it do? Just curious.
Though doing that with blobs is still kinda difficult...
Instead of clipping, I'd have to difference it away
position it slightly inside the window... Pretty tracing
intensive, hu? I'll try and look what happens. Thanks
for the suggestion though,

Tim

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>
> > Most of the time, us POVers leave a little gap between two transparent
> > surfaces in order to avoid coincident surfaces. But when refracting
rays,
> > the effect taking place is different as opposed to two surfaces touching
> > each other.
>
> Overlap them a bit. POV does things so that refraction is handled
> correctly in this case. The gap method simulates an air gap.
>
> Designing the textures properly also helps. I usually use perfectly
> transparent textures and use interior attenuation or media to provide
> any coloration.
>

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