[jvanmetre]

I've got a cylinder object as a single surface and I've cut a rectangular window into the cylinder. When I apply a material...I see the material on the inside of the object -- is there a simple way to mask seeing the material on two sides of an object?

I could create another inner object to block it, but it seems there should be another way.

Thanks.

jvm

[KurtS]

AFAIK - there is no other way. You have to create a second object.

[jvanmetre]

KurtS

I didn't think so...

Thanks.

jvm

[frosty_ramen]

JVM,
im with KurtS, the only other way is to give the cylinder walls thickness and select the triangles separately.


dan

[jvanmetre]

Frosty_ramen-

Yes, that would work...think it ends up
being more work for my purposes than just creating an inner wall though.

Much thanks nonetheless.

Jvm

[mtripoli]

I think there is an underlying principle to using Maxwell; objects (other than emiiters) must be "solid". In "real" life one sided objects don't exist. I think people forget this because other apps let you use one-sided objects (ahhh.. the "old" days of only modeling "what you can see" in Lightwave)...