Using solution number 2 leaves you with some unnecessary texture data to store in the memory, but you could also use it creatively to ex paint reflective water puddles, or glossy wood surfaces and rocks. Remove the alpha channel in the export settings, like you did.
#Water grass reflection painting windows
Set your transparency to 0 (or black) in your graphics programs channels view (In Photoshop you find this under Windows > Channels).Export your texture without the alpha channel (ex png without transparency).When you remove the alpha channel completely in the import settings, then the shader understands that there is not 4th value to read, and probably reveals a smoothness slider between 0 and 1 instead. If you instead set the alpha channel to 0% opaque, i.e. So in your case, the alpha is probably set to a value that when it's 100% opaque, or 1 on a scale 0 - 1, or white in the scale black to white (think opacity 100% in Photoshop), then the shader will apply 1 to the smoothness, i.e. So depending on the shader your landscape is using, it could use the alpha channel to adjust different parameters in the shader.
Duplicate the person layer and flip it upside down. Let’s divide the layers in the following order: water surface (solid color is OK), shadow on the water/grass border, green background, and the person. This way, you can easily choose any material to adjust in Enscape by simply selecting it using the Sample Paint tool in SketchUp. Three reflecting ponds filled with water lilies and lotus plants accent the. First, draw the figure at the water surface as you want. In your case, the window may look slightly different the reason is that the Enscape Material Editor will always display the material that is currently selected in SketchUp as long as the material is used in your model.
The alpha layer is basically just a greyscale texture. Picnic near the iconic trio of Gyre rings, or relax on the Ellipse lawn.
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