Hello, I have been experimenting with IES Lights and no matter what kind of external IES path I use i get the same result. There is no change in the light.
Also If I render Reinhard the lights are OK but if I render in Camera mode the render is all white, so I have to lower the iso to 1 to get a decent image, and no matters if I lower the emission scale at the material editor the light amount is the same.
Here is exactly what I do, I create a room with floor, roof and 3 walls, I chose a color black (008) in sketchup and change the name to light, then In material editor select diffuse, change the light layer, and just click in the IES path and select a path. ( I have several ) some work and some don't, but the ones who work are giving me the same light.
Also I have a lot of Issues like network rendering (not working), environment maps (not working), also If I select sketchup background color black (not working, the sun stills there)
I don't know if I have this problems because I´m using skindigo 3.0.15 or Is the same in 3.0.14.
Am I doing something wrong?
have a MacBook Pro OS 10.7.1
Sketchup 8
Skindigo 3.0.15
Indigo 3.0.14
Thanks
IES LIGHTS, all paths are giving me the same light.
Re: IES LIGHTS, all paths are giving me the same light.
Thanks Allfrad, I'm checking it soon, I'll tell you if I confirm this bug.
Re: IES LIGHTS, all paths are giving me the same light.
No problems here, although there's still an issue with base surfaces not glowing sometimes
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Re: IES LIGHTS, all paths are giving me the same light.
Thanks!
I tested your file, and I still have the same problem...
Are you using mac? Maybe is because I have Lion installed..
I tested your file, and I still have the same problem...
Are you using mac? Maybe is because I have Lion installed..
Re: IES LIGHTS, all paths are giving me the same light.
I work on an Core i7 iMac still under OSX 10.6.8, however, with Blender.
1. No problem with environment maps here, however, you need to use EXR environment maps as Indigo does not accept HDR (IIRC). You can convert these using picturenaut ( which only runs under Windows ).
2. Indigo only accepts certain types of IES lights and there a several that it does not. I cannot have vertical angles lager than 90 deg (or so). You can find functioning IES files for low voltage halogen lights on the Solux web site.
1. No problem with environment maps here, however, you need to use EXR environment maps as Indigo does not accept HDR (IIRC). You can convert these using picturenaut ( which only runs under Windows ).
2. Indigo only accepts certain types of IES lights and there a several that it does not. I cannot have vertical angles lager than 90 deg (or so). You can find functioning IES files for low voltage halogen lights on the Solux web site.
Re: IES LIGHTS, all paths are giving me the same light.
check....alffrad wrote:Thanks!
I tested your file, and I still have the same problem...
Are you using mac? Maybe is because I have Lion installed..
IES2 in your's is "white".... on Pibuz render is brown
check IES path
Re: IES LIGHTS, all paths are giving me the same light.
Hello guys, thanks for the help.
I had Installed Indigo 2 and 3.0.14 in the same computer, so I uninstall all Indigo Programs and re Install only indigo 3.0.14 and It is working now !!!
thanks a lot!
I had Installed Indigo 2 and 3.0.14 in the same computer, so I uninstall all Indigo Programs and re Install only indigo 3.0.14 and It is working now !!!
thanks a lot!
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