Is there a way to have a separate HDRI for reflections/background using Eevee?

[wonderland78 (Andy Walsh)]

I finally figured out how to make it so you can’t see the HDRI in the background, but it leaves a transparency checker. So just wondering if I can then use another image or HDRI for the background? Seeing as I want full camera movement I guess it would have to be a HDRI.

[zanzio]

Try opening the shader editor, switching to world, and adding a node tree that is similar to this:

Hdri looks too saturated

You can use the light path node to replace what hdri the camera sees: [lightpath%20hdri%20swap] This setup will make any background shader that’s in the second slot of the mix shader what the camera sees. This will also allow you to use a completely different image from what is seen by the camera to light the scene.

You just use a different image for each background shader. The background in the second slot of the mix shader is the one the camera sees

[gritche]

yes, like this

[wonderland78 (Andy Walsh)]

Ah cool, thanks guys, I’ll play with each of those.

So @gritche does that last mix shader output go into the surface input of the world node?

[gritche]

Yes of course
sorry I did screenshoot a bit fast …

[jorari71 (José Ramírez)]

I’m a complete newbye with Eevee and it’s my very first scene with it. I want to give it a try.
All has become perfect and very satisfactory except the reflections in my INTERIOR SCENE of the HDRI background.
I’m having the problem of that I love the HDRI reflections on some of my objects in my INTERIOR SCENE (chrome materials, stainless steel materials , etc) but I don’t want them in my glass panels . I 've tried almost everything.
I’ve tried your nodes configuration for the world but all turns white in the image…Too much intensity maybe but I couldn’t reduce it.
But would you do, any advice? Thanks.