Cindigo 2.2 Stable
Re: Cindigo 2.2 Stable
yes it does, that's why I mentioned it
Indigo will stop and say focus distance = zero at line 0, column 0 etc
Also, anyway to enter values smaller than 0.001 ?
Indigo will stop and say focus distance = zero at line 0, column 0 etc
Also, anyway to enter values smaller than 0.001 ?
Re: Cindigo 2.2 Stable
alright, will be fixedCoolColJ wrote:yes it does, that's why I mentioned it
Indigo will stop and say focus distance = zero at line 0, column 0 etc
noCoolColJ wrote:Also, anyway to enter values smaller than 0.001 ?
very annoying limitation of c4d...
there is a workaround but its a nasty, nasty, nasty hack
( http://cindigo.wordpress.com/2009/10/12 ... for-float/ )
edit: nasty
Re: Cindigo 2.2 Stable
For materials etc. it actually "does work"!!!CoolColJ wrote:Also, anyway to enter values smaller than 0.001 ?
C4D still rounds the value, but keeps the detailed value in memory, and even exports it!
I don't know how much you can go down with this, but using 0,0001 is no problem for sure
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Re: Cindigo 2.2 Stable
Awesome!Zom-B wrote:For materials etc. it actually "does work"!!!CoolColJ wrote:Also, anyway to enter values smaller than 0.001 ?
C4D still rounds the value, but keeps the detailed value in memory, and even exports it!
I don't know how much you can go down with this, but using 0,0001 is no problem for sure
Re: Cindigo 2.2 Stable
maybe a power to -1 checkbox can be used to move the decimal places to get around C4D's lack of digits?
I know they used to do this in Blendigo
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anyway I wnat to know if it's possible to export out an igs file with relative paths so if you send it to someone it will render just fine?
I know they used to do this in Blendigo
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anyway I wnat to know if it's possible to export out an igs file with relative paths so if you send it to someone it will render just fine?
Re: Cindigo 2.2 Stable
Maybe, export the scene and then pack it in Indigo (Indigo -> Tools -> Pack Indigo scene...) is the way to go? This works for meCoolColJ wrote: anyway I wnat to know if it's possible to export out an igs file with relative paths so if you send it to someone it will render just fine?
Re: Cindigo 2.2 Stable
ahh didn't think of thatdakiru wrote:Maybe, export the scene and then pack it in Indigo (Indigo -> Tools -> Pack Indigo scene...) is the way to go? This works for meCoolColJ wrote: anyway I wnat to know if it's possible to export out an igs file with relative paths so if you send it to someone it will render just fine?
Re: Cindigo 2.2 Stable
I think I found a bug
When you export out an Indigo material file from the Cindigo Material Extras tab, and then open the PIGM with the Material Editor there is always a null material there along with the exported material
When you export out an Indigo material file from the Cindigo Material Extras tab, and then open the PIGM with the Material Editor there is always a null material there along with the exported material
Re: Cindigo 2.2 Stable
yes, that is a bugCoolColJ wrote:I think I found a bug
When you export out an Indigo material file from the Cindigo Material Extras tab, and then open the PIGM with the Material Editor there is always a null material there along with the exported material
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Re: Cindigo 2.2 Stable
http://www.indigorenderer.com/materials/materials/287
this material always makes my Cinema crash.
thought that might be useful..
this material always makes my Cinema crash.
thought that might be useful..
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