Looks nice !
How did you setup the light ??

Have you already tried to render the Scene WITHOUT Bidirectional Ray-Tracing ??

Turn Bidir off and try again ^^

I tried all, the Normals are in the right direction and the length of them depends on the face of the face xxxD.

Here are the Material-setups:

I don't know how I can Simplify this, i thougt the Bug was clear visible,

it's 1st the blend-null Material what still don't works


and second the Glaß-Material which has a stange Color....

Should I mark it ?

They are made with:

indigo_09_test4

I know that this bug have been discussed very often, but I still want to request that this Bug has to be "killed".

I made some test to see the Problem with Bidir and here they are.

All Images with Hybrid and Metr.-Settings ON.

PS: If requ. I can load up the .blend-File of the Scene

*ahem*

there is a version of violet that does this Wink

Which one ?????

aha.....

and has Yellow a chance or not ??

Wow ! But where can I download this awsome programm ??? I thought about the exporter too, it's possible to automaticly create the different XML files (grouped by material-name of lights). What's missing is the render-queue that automaticaly renders all scenes parallely or each a fixed time long. Has...

Yup, would be awesome to have in Violet. Unfortunately, the required GUI code is non-trivial Smile Yes !! that would be awesome. Hope one Day Violett support that feature, then we'll catch Maxwell with his "magic" :lol: Multilight function. Here is a Gimp file with several lightsetups to try the In...

wow !!
that was fast, THANK YOU ^^
this is very useful for rendering different light-sources or stuff like that !

You can combine the images with "Sceen", I used Gimp for that.

A good explenation of the method could seen here:

Indigo and Multilights

I recognized some Problems with the Animation export in BLendigo when you use Layer animated Objects.

Can you fix or implement that you can use this feature, it's very intresting to let Objects "disappear".

Here's a little test i did with rendering the Light-passes in different "Frames". For that I used the Blendigo Export-Script and the Export animation Feature for automatic rendering. Multilight is a intresting Feature for Lightsetupping, because if you've rendert your Lightpasses, it's very handy to...