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Window/Glass

pks1414

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I know this has been covered but I'm not sure the answers supplied cover what I'm trying to do. I just want to have the window part to have the glass reflection on the attached Texture, the texture itself has been created in photoshop. In Blender (2.9) it is assigned to a single face. Do I need to create a separate face for the window and assign the glass texture or can I get away with just one face. I did try using the bool tool to create a rounded edge cube to get the right shape the intention being to select the edges of the remaining window and use F to fill in but that didn't work. Any ideas or help really appreciated
 

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You'd want to cut out the window with the knife tool and assign msfs glass material to the face you will get - the simplest way to do it. You will also need to make the inner walls of the building (or at least make a box right behind the window and give it some texture) if you use that material though or otherwise the building will be "see through" the window, the backwall will be transparent. If you want the window look "kinda" glass, you could decrease the roughness part of the texture so it becomes shiny, or you could make it parallax too. Many different ways to do that.
 
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