The percentage of rays shot from a ray origin that must hit front faces to be considered usable.
The precompute calculates visibility from ray origins to clusters, but attempts to reject ray origins that are inside geometry. If the percentage of rays that hit front faces is less than backFaceTolerance, the ray origin is marked invalid and will not affect the radiosity computation.
For example, if backFaceTolerance is 0.0, the ray origin is rejected only if it sees nothing but backfaces. If 1.0, the ray origin is rejected if it has even one ray that hits a backface.
This setting can help control light leaking, but should be considered in the context of the mesh authoring workflow. Preventing ray origin rejection by setting a value of 0.0 will ensure Enlighten Realtime Global Illumination does not reject ray origins due to single-sided geometry. However, if the majority of the meshes are closed, so visible backfaces are rare, a positive value can reduce light leaking or darkening that intersecting geometry would otherwise cause.