In my small project, I was following the [official documentation][1] for glass material. But in the result, in the glass’s reflection, you can see the glass and the window itself, which would make no sense at all.
Here is the screen shot:
That looks like refraction not reflection. You’ll want to mess with Refraction Depth Bias if that’s the case.
I checked it, all it does, is cut off a part of the second “border” that’s not there. In this next picture there is a corridor on the first floor made out of glass. It is supposed to Reflect the windows on the wall, but instead all it does is copy it’s surroundings and transform it a little.
That still looks like refraction causing that. Reflections would not behave like that for any reason unless you just had a weird reflection capture in that area. What do your material setup and settings look like?
Can you share a screenshot of your reflection capture probe locations? If you are only using 1 probe for the whole scene it could be causing this issue.
I have experienced really weird tearing like this with glass in unreal myself. I ended up following this tutorial to create a much more custom glass shader that allowed me to control the reflection and refraction much more to fix the reflection/refraction tearing
Also check your reflection probe locations and size
Actually, I’m not using any. I haven’t heard about them before. But based on your response that’s something I should learn more about!
After trying to set it up, what I experienced is that adding reflection capture probes don’t solve this, but add a new layer of reflection that is a correct one, but this strange artifact still stays.