Borgleader wrote:Giving the mesh a diffuse emitter mat doesnt work?

Maybe it would... I guess what I'm asking is what settings should I use??

Are there any tutorials available to show the proper way to Set Up Emitters in the newer versions of Indigo? Before, you just set a mesh as an Emitter and set the power level. With the new method, I can't seem to figure it out to save my life. I tried rendering an older seen I had and no matter what...

Does anyone know why you can't set the Environment World Scale below 1.00?? It's really kind-of bumm'n me out!

Thanks Smart! Much appreciated!

Is there any special reason why I can't set the A,B, and C bumpmap values? Seem permanently stuck at 0.06. Is it supposed to be that way now?

Not sure what they are. Use your imagination.

Would be a good idea as well to make sure your normals are pointing in the right direction.

Also - Are you just using the Emit values in blender and expecting them to work in Indigo? You have to specifically set an Emitter Material in Blendigo if that's the exporter you're.

Hey Borg, in your signature are you sure you really didn't mean "competition" ??

I got it working (to some extent) by editing the Default Mesh file and combining the two UV sets manually. I would chalk it up to a bug in Blendigo. You may want to inform Den if you haven't already.

OK...

Looking at the exported mesh file, Indigo is correct in complaining about the UV set. I don't see any data for UV set index 1, only index 0.

I could only get Indigo to accept it after I deleted the 2nd uv set. But... as you guessed, it doesn't map the way you wanted.

Blendigo bug??

I couldn't get it to work either, but it does seem to be complaining about UV set "uvB". 2 things I did notice were these.. 1: It looks like that you never unwrapped your mesh for uvB. When I go into the UV editor for with uvB selected, I don't see a mesh. 2: Are you using the same material "Final" ...

YIPPIE! The MatDB preview is working again!
Thanks Den!

OK... Tried your "From Edge Angle" suggestion. There is still some strangeness going on with the reflections, but it does seem to be much better. Unsure as to what the small pieces of "dirt" are located on the bottom surface of the glasses.

5OnIt: I think that is not the same problem because I have not applied subsuf only Set smooth + Edge Split. Anyway I think there will be a systematic for glass objects. Some of the renders I did were not subsurfed. I tried every combination of subsurfing, smoothing and edgesplit I could think of. I...

It seems to me that you are running into the same problem I was. No one really had much of an answer and I never did solve the problem.

Look here...
http://www.indigorenderer.com/joomla/fo ... highlight=