@sharcc @mczenman i had an idea to just use a normal glass material and CRANK the roughness to 1 like how beamng does it and i hope it works but i never tried it

robbie, for the interior glass texture, what I found works surprisingly well is using one of the interior 'roof' peices. It conforms to the body's shape, and you can set the texture to be that of a headlight (just remove the lighting response). It looks perfect ingame, but as MCzenman said, it won't export properly to beamng, so you'll have to remove it prior to export.

this is a godsend but i really wish there were 170/175° and 190/185° parts. it's a weird edge case i'm aware, but a 170/175 especially would help quite a lot for gentle curves across hypercar cockpits when some bodies are really finicky about big fixtures

@robbietousignant Maybe for Automation photos. They wouldn't work in Beam since Beam lacks self-reflection on cars, so they'd just be reflecting the road.

we need a double sided glass texture for the interiors of cars