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Video Tutorial: How To Cut Out Unwanted Reflections in Occluded Areas of Irregular-Shaped Rooms

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In certain cases reflections baked into Environment Probes might be clearly seen in areas where they actually shouldn't, resulting in various artefacts that ruin the total look of your scene. This can be especially noticeable when you place environment probes in irregular shaped (non-squared) rooms. By using the Cutout By Shadow feature you can enable clipping of reflections occluded by obstacles.

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