John....as someone who can generate a perspective with a tee square and set-square...and has done so professionally since 1972 I know 'all' about perspective, sciagraphy and reflection planes, so when I say the reflections look fine I mean they can be demonstrated/explained/reproduced as accurate by mathematical argument - assuming viewpoint.

In other words they are fine....

As for 'opaque'...are we presuming indices of refraction are what.....only acceptable if the conform to one person's criterium?

Perhaps what you mean is...it'd be nice if people could mess with how any such reflections are 'handled'.

If they are not to be adjustable that still will not make them 'wrong'...

Is the reflection on the magnifying glass in the video correct?  Is it possible, in the real world, for the bottom of the handle to reflect above the bottom of the actual icon?  That seems a bit off.  I can't do this though:

so I may be off in the head...but that doesn't look right to me either.

Pretty-well anything is possible...particularly if/when the PP is penetrated...

yep, just my humble opinion. SD is free to disregard. would just look better..to me and maybe a few others.. if they didn't.

none of that talk here.

Yeah, thanks.. my toenails just curled under..

Sorry Jafo...I disagree...the reflections as they show in the video are impossible. A reflection cant be behind or higher than the reflected object. It CAN be lower...if the object is floating...that would at least look realistic.

I hope the "new and improved" coloring function works much like the one in Windowblinds so we can more accurately recolor the docks to match the blinds. As it is right now in 1.9, it recolors the whole thing to one color, whether the original dock bg was a multi-hue gradient or not (ie not smart coloring).

Looking good Brad!

I just can't wait to get my hands on this build...

3rdEye

Here is what they are talking about Jafo.

Thoroughly aware...I also have the proggy too..so see the effects first-hand....

LOL that's just mean! Such a tease.