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Best answer by David
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View originalHi Kathleen,
Your lens is splitting the light due to Fresnel reflections at glass-air boundaries. When you turn on splitting, it also turns on Polarization and OpticStudio splits rays. There are several ways to control this:
To see rays split in the layout, turn it on in the layout settings dialog:
To spit rays in analysis, turn on splitting in the ray trace control:
Sometimes you don't care about tracing rays below a certain intensity threshold. You can control that in the Non-sequential section of the System Explorer. Below I set it to not propagate ray child that has fallen below 7% of the initial parent intensity. This affects the analysis as well as the display:
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