I've written this a million times, I think... :? Indigo assigns the calculation power according to the emitters' power. So if you compare a standard emitter and the sun, you'll have a perfectly smooth sun and a very noisy emitter (since the sun is much more powerful than a 50W lightbulb). If you wa...

..sure it works... Always use camera tonemapping if you want to understand how lights work Alex. To see that they actually work, put sun/sky in a different light layer than your emitter, then during the rendring turn off the sun/sky layer and see that -if done correctly- your emitter will do its jo...

Pibuz wrote:What tonemapping are you using? Maybe Reinhard?

i selected reinhard, but i get nothing with linear too

does yours work ?

with this 3.0.14 skindigo , i cannot make for the life of mine any emission object to actually render. as you can see here i setted the emissive material, and in the preview works fine: http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/download/file.php?mode=view&id=13623&sid=24a6cedcec177e9d6ef6cedba5c8463d but...

Pibuz wrote:....hmmmmmm...sketchup?

cool.. i used Sketchup till a few days ago, i'm using Blender 2.5 now, but currently indigo doesn't work for it.

Hi, Pibuz
Thanks i will try that.
But i want to ask you something else. What 3d modeling tool are you using?

hi guys! i would like to ask you if you have any idea how to add the materials from this website http://www.indigorenderer.com/materials/ to the Assign Preset dialog, in the Sketchup Indigo Material Editor, so i can view the .pigm file directly into that dialog, for a good work flow, basically. I'm ...

Borgleader wrote:

AlexDS wrote:yeah, is working and is very nice I am learning Indigo since yesterday, and i begin to like it more and more

Good Don't forget to visit the W.I.P & Finished Artwork forums to show us your work!

I'm just a novice really, i mean for now, i am learing it, but i will post some work a.s.a.p.

Borgleader wrote:Pretty much what I did but I used a plane because the original component was a plane as well.

yeah, is working and is very nice I am learning Indigo since yesterday, and i begin to like it more and more

better this one is a greater solution: i found it on the skindigo manual: The second way is by creating a proxy so that if you have a complicated component, it doesn't slow down your SketchUp scene. 1. Create the object you wish to copy, create a component out of it and name it “objectname” 2. Enabl...

For another post I installed Sketchup, and while inside Sketchup it didn't look quite right the render seemed correct. http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=96466#p96466 I followed the instructions here. Probably similar to what you found. Can we also post your render? my render is li...

Hi , i have found a problem, i can't get instancing to work, i followed the tutorial for sketchup provided by this website about dummy instancing and i get no good result when rendering. see the picture. i followed the indications step by step, but i don't get what is says to get. i have the indigo ...

a) Which version of Indigo is this? b) Which exporter version did you use? c) Can you post a screenshot of the exporter when you have this exit portal material selected? I managed to make it work. The scene didn't have any cut hole into the wall, and that;s why it didn,t work. But i found another p...

i wanted to create a exit portal so, when i rendered i've got this message.(see the print screen please)
can anyone please help me ? i understand what's wrong.