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So when you add a background in photoshop it really looks like it's behind a window. The reflections on the window should still be visible in the png, like they used to be before. Thing is, I have to be able to put in a background in Photoshop. In older Vray versions this was never an issue. Whenever there's a window glass material, vray saves the background through the window instead of transparency. I'm having trouble with rendering PNG images of interior scenes.
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