Some questions (EXR, IGS file and network)
Some questions (EXR, IGS file and network)
Hi,
I thank every one working on Indigo and SkIndigo for this really good job !
I'm trying to use them for light simulation in architecture. The IES light and layers are really cool for that.
But I have some questions for some option in SkIndigo :
- Is it possible to save the EXR file ? Indigo can do it, but i don't find how to do that in Sk interface.
- Can i save the IGS file with a specific name or in a specific folder to render it later or on other computer ? Actually I save the Default.igs and Default-settings.igs in a specific folder, and i restore them in the Indigo folder before use the QuickRender button after loaded the good SU scene. Any simplest way to do that ?
- Is it possible to launch the render in network master mode ? I work in a school of architecture and i can use many computers to render during the night if the network render can be run in SkIndigo.
Thanks for all
I thank every one working on Indigo and SkIndigo for this really good job !
I'm trying to use them for light simulation in architecture. The IES light and layers are really cool for that.
But I have some questions for some option in SkIndigo :
- Is it possible to save the EXR file ? Indigo can do it, but i don't find how to do that in Sk interface.
- Can i save the IGS file with a specific name or in a specific folder to render it later or on other computer ? Actually I save the Default.igs and Default-settings.igs in a specific folder, and i restore them in the Indigo folder before use the QuickRender button after loaded the good SU scene. Any simplest way to do that ?
- Is it possible to launch the render in network master mode ? I work in a school of architecture and i can use many computers to render during the night if the network render can be run in SkIndigo.
Thanks for all
Hi Dare!
I'm trying to write down a FAQ, and your question really made me panic!!!!!
I know the answer only to your second question (it was one of my questions when i just started ): of course you can save your scene with a specific name! Do as follows: PLUGINS ->SkIndigo -> EXPORT SCENE AS...
DONE!
I don't know abything about network rendering (at all!!!!)
...and i actually don't understand your first question..maybe you can be more precise?sorry...
I'm trying to write down a FAQ, and your question really made me panic!!!!!
I know the answer only to your second question (it was one of my questions when i just started ): of course you can save your scene with a specific name! Do as follows: PLUGINS ->SkIndigo -> EXPORT SCENE AS...
DONE!
I don't know abything about network rendering (at all!!!!)
...and i actually don't understand your first question..maybe you can be more precise?sorry...
Thanks for this quick answer.
The SkIndigo interface is so nice that I have'nt think to look at the plugin menu
In Indigo Doc, ther is a render setting to do that : <save_tonemapped_exr> and <save_untonemapped_exr>, but not in the render option in SkIndigo
Hope I'm more precise...
I'm so... so.....Pibuz wrote:of course you can save your scene with a specific name! Do as follows: PLUGINS ->SkIndigo -> EXPORT SCENE AS...
DONE!
The SkIndigo interface is so nice that I have'nt think to look at the plugin menu
I tried network rendering with the C4D Cindigo and it's a cool way to render faster if you have many computers. Hope to find a simple solution to do that with SkIndigo.I don't know abything about network rendering (at all!!!!)
I want to use Indigo for Light simulation. The tonemapped image is not a good result to measure the luminance in the scene. An HDRI image (wiki) is a good file for this kind of use. IGI file is an HDRI, but is not a standard file. Indigo can save an EXR image, a standard HDRI format, and I would have it automatically when I launch the render in SU....and i actually don't understand your first question..maybe you can be more precise?sorry...
In Indigo Doc, ther is a render setting to do that : <save_tonemapped_exr> and <save_untonemapped_exr>, but not in the render option in SkIndigo
Hope I'm more precise...
SkIndigo has it's own resume function as well if you don't have any luck looking for the indigoresumer. There are plenty of posts with regards to network rendering, give a little search and I'm sure you can find something to help.
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if i recall correctly, i think i made a post about making indigo start as master by default through skindigo.
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if i recall correctly, i think i made a post about making indigo start as master by default through skindigo.
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