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MSFS20 Reflection Mask Factor not working

mariopilot

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Hello All,

I have a MSFS Glass material used to cast cockpit reflections on the inside, as MSFS Windshield materials do not do this (Virtual Cockpit View).
This may be caused by Sim Update 7 (Beta).
At the moment, no matter what value I put in the "Reflection Mask Factor", there is always a reflection on the glass. I just wanted to tune it down a bit, but 0 or 1, makes no difference.

The material is setup very simple, with no textures. Roughness and Metallic are zero. Transparency is set via alpha multiply and base colour alpha (0.01 both. Set any of these lower, and the glass disappears).
Adding roughness makes the glass "blurry", which is not what I want for canopy glass.

Any ideas?
 
I have come to the conclusion that this feature is bugged!

By modifying the "glassReflectionMaskFactor" value manually in the glTf, a funky effect is caused if it is set at 100 (shall be 0 to 1). Anything from 0 to 1 however has no impact.
 
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