I think it should, but the material name within the igm file also needs to match that of the obj. (which is good practice anyway, making all the material names match exactly, across the board.) Hm, somehow I can't get this working. But it's not that much important since I can assign another materia...

CTZn wrote:most hair engines rely on curves at some point into their pipeline. if that's correct curves support (old request) would be one step toward hairs and stuff.

Guess I'm going to have to learn some hair styling now

Oscar J wrote:Great character!

Thank you Oscar J

FakeShamus, Thank you! I just did this. Working perfectly!
The problem I have now is, I can't use external materials. Would this work
the same way with them too?

Haha! Ok I'm fighting:

BUMP!

I understand
Thank you Zom-B

Hi zeitmeister!

I mean exporter support for hair engine in Blender.
Ups, em I in wrong topic? Sorry
Luxblend has such support for example. The problem with Blender is, there is no proper way to
convert hair to mesh

Well my machine is seven years old: Intel(R) Core(TM) Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.4oGHz (4 CPUs), 8GIG RAM, GeForce GTX 660 Ti.. I use Blender. Would rather not try to load that much of geometry in there :D The point is I'm trying to create some 3d caricatures, and decimating the mesh, setting up normal maps...

Strand, fur, hair rendering please.
It Would Be So Nice

I'm having this idea to export some "fat" mesh out of ZBrush (around 300 mb OBJ file) and than bring it in to Indigo with help of a proxy mesh. The problem I get with this is that such OBJ file doesn't have a proper material link. What exactly would I have to change - overwrite with a text editor to...

Nice!
Makes me wish again we had an option to export strands just like in Luxblend

Yes I did and here they are. Be my guest
http://en.file-upload.net/download-8787 ... t.rar.html

BTW thank you maeglin1.

Regards, Alex

Thank you very much for your kind words
and congratulations to all winners! :)

Wow, beautiful!

O, thank you kklors!!