Please add the 3ds Max 2022 version.

I think so

Have you seen the material provided here?
https://indigorenderer.com/materials/materials/1019


What is your kind of data?

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Oscar J wrote:What would the direct advantages be for normal users?

Lol, if you use Indigo, you are definitely not normal in the "normal" CGI world hahaha

Actually, I use Substance for the trivial materials and if you can save my time in my workflow, it would be fantastic. :) However, if we compare the chalenger "MaterialX" seems to be less appreciated by 3D industries, and the Nvidia compressor roller has already taken place in quite a few softs. You...

the 3ds max exporter need some love too! :(

Here I think the value is not linked to the value attributed in the igs created. Then I think that the default value should be 1. The texture preview in Indigo renderer seem to show something not corresponding to the gamma atributed (especially when you work on Displacement map or Normal map) Albedo...

oup's mistake... sorry about that.

Just FYI; It is not at all related; this errors come from a mesh how take a different shapes on each node; the merging of all the igi created ( 1 by node) the error. This is not visible with only 1 computer computation. I have just deleted the mesh and recreated it to remove this error. The weird me...

Mdl is spectral since last year and more and more programs use it.

So is it still not in the schedule?

Hey there!

Now you have everything to do the test yourself
Notice that If you clikc on "Emission" in the material editor, 3ds max open the following pop-up error.

Hello,

Sorry I didn't see your message here, these questions are still open?

@Ono_sendai > since 4.0.48 we have "* Added support for referencing PIGS files directly in <include> XML tags." Did you implement the feature that we mention at the begining of this thread? Because I try it and....maybe I don't understand something... Here "cube.igs" include sphere.pigs. Sphere.pig...

Hello there, There is a way in indigo to generate sphere in the render: <sphere> <uid>3</uid> <center>0.0000 0.0000 0.0000</center> <radius>1000</radius> <!-- meters --> <material_uid>2</material_uid><!-- use fog material here --> </sphere> Tipically I use it to include some haze/ fog in the render ...

oh! You could work on a simplified workflow between substance and Indigo, that should be really amazing!!
[Substance user inside]