sounds good for me.
thx four your time and effort whaat!

they are just two sided. not thick in that definition. many renders have some issues with the front and back planes of sketchup faces. try to get the white side to "front" and you dont have any problems in any programms. sometimes its a little bit hard to see which is front and which is back, even i...

I Like the Kerkythea approach. I'm working on a basic laptop at this moment and the SU file size is a problem for me. thats excactly what i DONT like. assigning all (render)materials outside sketchup. but thats thankfully not the approach skindigo (and indigo in general...there is no "indigo-studio...

just the dropdownbox as it is currently and as option in the dropdown box "... from file " click will open file dialog? something like that. seems intuitive for me

how will the external files uv mapped and sized?
otherwise.. ok this has advantages over internal (especially the purge thing )
maybe implement both.. ? one thing is still in.. just add other option for it?

well.. very nice work on http://indigotintedforxsi.blogspot.com/. but i doubt if its still free? dont think so because: IndigoTinted For XSI will enter, in the short period, the private beta phase, where a restricted number of potential customer will be selected to test all the today-implemented fea...

with externel method you mean something like maxwells approach with assigning(well more linking than assigning) a maxwell-mxm to a mat in sktechup?

i really like the behaviour like it is now.

congrats! i know how you are feeling right now, my son is 3 years old now

well we made some tests and its working so far.. one little problem and maybe a request for indigo: the frame size to be uploaded is sometimes very big. almost every render is >50mb. can we have some sort of delta compression for the upload? so that just the differencies will be uploaded to the mast...

thank you very much!

after i seen that picture from kibuz from that indoor storage interior, here on page 8, i had to make it on my own to test some new things for me. modeling is not the problem for me but rendering/light/textures are fairly new for me and this scene was a nice testarea for me. like he said the interio...

1.are you sure you have painted the material on the surface/mesh? .. thats sometimes happend to me after making a material :) 2.dont have edit color option... for me there are options like: edit Material2(RGB Light) (using skindigo 1.1.5 and indigo 1.1.5) maybe your using 1.0.9? thats would explain ...

open you material editor, click at the material so that the paint bucket is used(or choose the paint bucket tool yourself) then under plugins->skindigo: material editor. but double click must work? make sure you double click on the materials where the green dot is in my Attachment picture, not where...

currently testing network rendering with my wifes pc (she has 4 cores @2.66ghz ..me 2 @2.4ghz, thats life... ;)) i have set mine as working network master and my wifes as slave with the console application. working great so far. when i dont network i can "realtime" change my tonemapping in indigo an...

CTZn wrote:Big Fan, aslocum, just a guess here: indigo 32 or 64b ?

indigo32 here too

this was a sketchup scene with just sun and NO indigomats/lights. just plain diffuse colors.
strange that you have the error at startup..as you can see mine rendered excactly 7:30h .. timebomb ?