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Building glass texture?

Jello

Jello

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I am going though the process of making building for my YSNW project as well as other buildings & hangers etc for other projects, using Sketchup. Using the standard translucent materials that come with Sketchup enable you to see through the building, which I am assuming will eat up framerates. What is the best material/texture to use? I am assuming something opaque would be better.
 
I create my own textures, with photoreal windows (from sites like CG Textures) pasted directly onto the main building texture. No extra polygons that way.
 
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