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Why is it that in this picture below, it show as blue, there is a gray box all around, and the camera color has been set to black?

4 walls and floor are all reflective, or cant you do that as the reflections are only working from 1 direction?

It's not clear what you are trying to do. However, I've just created a simple scene with several small green cubes inside a large red cube (without culling) and set camera 0 background colour to black.

I then applied reflection shading to the large cube and, as you say, the background colour of the reflection is blue.

Perhaps it only works sensibly if the reflection camera is looking at a complete scene - and I assume it doesn't look at the object being used to show the reflection. You might be able to fix this easily by doing the reflection manually yourself using two or more cameras.

Edit Here are the code and media I used. If you move the camera backwards and forwards you can see clearly which green cubes are reflected (should be nos 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8) - and it's always the same ones regardless of the camera position (although cube 8 disappears from certain angles because of the culling). So it looks as if a fixed reflection plane is used - if so, which?

I've had fun with this command, it can only do one object as reflection so if you have four objects then only one will do the reflection.

plus its needs to be rotated 180 to get the reflection.

As I recall this shader was only intended for "mirror in a bathroom" type effects. As the help file says you can't have multiple reflection plains with this.



To be used with GG's media.