send the model.

upload the model so we can help you. make sure you are working on the correct scale. displacement should be set to sketchup .01 or .02 (=1cm). the subdivision can vary. experiement on your own. indigo will add detail depending on how close the camera and the object are. i checked the sketchup materi...

If you export a scene from a plugin (skindigo, blendigo, cindigo...), this creates a set of .igs and texture files that allow you to render later on. When stoping and resuming I found a little glitch that can be irritating. It seems sometimes Indigo will "forget" the frame proportion, resolution and...

cool.
keep us posted on your progress!

thanks man!
I would have never figured that out...

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cool. I wanna cry. My renders are such crap compared to these!

some white dots are noise that requires time. other are errors called fireflies. they might occur due to some modelling issues.
pibuz has a lot of experience and has posted a lot on the subject. search around his posts and you'll get most of what you need.

You do know what the users/library folders are, right?

hope this helps. look at the mac finder path, you'll see where you are supposed to place your skindigo.rb file as well as your skindigo folder (wich contains all of the necesary resources for precious skindigo to work).

I keep getting lost here. I am using a clip texture wich is referenced. When I export the scene and try to render it in another computer I get this message (see picture). I have tried loading the scene in from sketchup into indigo---- then packing a .PIGS file ---- theeeen render in another computer...

aha!
that happened to me once. It was a hidden texture in a component from the warehouse as well.

Damn this forum is resourceful!

COPLANAR!! that is the word!
I am sorry. english is my second language. am not very clear in spanish either!!

thank you again. your posts are always very insightful.

I could swear I read one your posts where you mention something about corners and else. http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=7696 Quote: ".... Fourth thing: If you have very reflective materials (like your floor), it is always a good idea to have a small gap of 0.0005-0.001 meter...

I believe Pibuz once mentioned that when using certain textures, it was best to separate corners at a tenth of a millimiter. He said this keeps teh fireflies away.
Perhaps you could try to have your walls / floors not joining at a vertex. (Light might be getting caught in that corner... )

Hi etienne, I had a similar problem and posted a question on it earlier: http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=10718 The post contains images. I came to the conclusion that my problem was due to not following the tutorial correctly. Although I still wonder what is the correct way ...