Hi Satvik,
While the simulation now runs and the material now displays “Transparent material” the material still behaves like an opaque material. In my simulation, no radiation is allowed into my system through the glass window at the top of my box. Therefore I can run the simulation for 10 hours if I wanted but the inside temperature of the box remains smaller than the outside temperature, which is unrealistic. If you leave a car outside for a few hours on a very hot day, the inside temperature of the car can reach 50-60 degrees C, this isn’t due to the temperature, but due to the suns radiation penetrating the glass of the car. I am trying to recreate this and the glass piece I have is being treated like an opaque piece of glass and no radiation is being allowed through. Again, this is after there was a fix to change the behaviour of this specific material for my project to make this material act like a transparent material.
I feel like there may be an issue on how radiative behaviour reacts with actual simulated radiation.