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You could use a reflection plane. I knew nothing about mirrors on Blender until I read your question. I did a quick setup and this is my result:

final resultfinal result

ThisYou add the reflection plane probe surrounding the plane (Add > Light Probe > Reflection Plane ), pointing towards the direction of your reflection. The probe should surround the plane, and I positioned the center (reflection plane preview) slightly above my plane object.

These are the settings for the mirror plane material, nothing fancy:

material settingsmaterial settings

And these are the settings for the Reflection Plane Probe:

probe settingsprobe settings

You could use a reflection plane. I knew nothing about mirrors on Blender until I read your question. I did a quick setup and this is my result:

final result

This are the settings for the mirror plane material, nothing fancy:

material settings

And these are the settings for the Reflection Plane Probe:

probe settings

You could use a reflection plane. I knew nothing about mirrors on Blender until I read your question. I did a quick setup and this is my result:

final result

You add the reflection plane probe surrounding the plane (Add > Light Probe > Reflection Plane ), pointing towards the direction of your reflection. The probe should surround the plane, and I positioned the center (reflection plane preview) slightly above my plane object.

These are the settings for the mirror plane material, nothing fancy:

material settings

And these are the settings for the Reflection Plane Probe:

probe settings

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Luciano
  • 462
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  • 18

You could use a reflection plane. I knew nothing about mirrors on Blender until I read your question. I did a quick setup and this is my result:

final result

This are the settings for the mirror plane material, nothing fancy:

material settings

And these are the settings for the Reflection Plane Probe:

probe settings