The measure are in real scale of meters. Everything is floating, my mistake but i want to correct the focus first.

I have done several renderings with maxigo but they come out of focus. I am using a free camera and selected autofocus in the maxigo panel options

When using the physical sky i need to put a direct ligt that is clear.But i would like to know what the brightness setting would be and if shadows what kind, and also if i am using the direct light, if i dont need to create an emitter, or do I?

I solved it i created the Maxigo folder and maxigo.ini file manually and is working now

-Runtime error: Filestream cannot create: C:\Archivos de programa\Autodesk\3ds Max 9\scripts/maxigo/maxigo.ini

Is working properly now and is rendering really fast

In my 3dmax9 panel MaxtoIndigo it says ISO, exposure, and there is a slider called Fstop, yours dont have it?

if you are rendering an exterior scene 22 fstop is too much light you should use 5,6 or 6-8. Use a shutter speed of 125-250 and ISO 100

For interior scene use shutter speed of 30 and ISO 400 the fstop can be 6-8

ok solved now but where is the rendering after 1 min and 52 secs I just got a black window?

incredible that a lack of an emitter makes the error. should be an alert message for that as it is for the camera

I installed everything according to the tutorials, readme files and videos. put the name of the dir in the inifile but everytime i hit render it export the scene and open the picture viewport and indigo shows an error message: "indigo.exe has detected a problem and most be closed". I am using indigo...

yourdaftpunk wrote:http://www.shawnlipowski.com/scripts/mt ... kerFix.zip

Edit: I think the version I uploaded creates rectangle lights through the menu now (as meshlights).

Thankyou too!!

Open the hypershade once you create the material select the input and output connections and erase the lines that link the light to the material that will do the trick

I have found that one need to erase the light linking in the material before proceeding to export. So one need to do that with every material shader once is created.

Could anyone post the mel script to do that instead manually?

Thanks for the answer