-give indigoShader viewport feedback and delete maya shader's Indigo options Oh that would be quite neat :] Check out how the other exporters do it. I just had a look at Cindigo, to make a new material you create a new 'Indigo material' which contains all Indigo material options. It's generated ico...

Yeah that sounds better :]

maya 2011, I'll use indigoshader from now on

I assigned blinn, and in the palette used the hidden menu thingy to select the material/object and palette closed.

What is requested would change the way exit portals work. I would suggest the term 'hint portals'. Harking back to Valve's Gold Source engine, they had a 'hint' material that hinted the engine for occlusion culling. A 'hint portal' would hint the rays, and be all like "Yo guys, over this way!". Im d...

Zom-B wrote:I for example coded a Flash version for blending PNGs into each other:
http://www.zom-b.de/_testserver/lightlayer/

Each Layer saved solo as PNG out of Indigo and loaded dynamically... controlled my a small xml

wow thats choice!

I assign a blinn to an object, select the object with the Indigo palette open and get this error:

Panels.jpg is seriously cool. Upload to the gallery! Maybe under 'interiors'

We're having an interesting discussion on this one. Let's hope it bears fruit :D I think it's important that you guys keep discussing this kind of thing (including the relevancy of compositing) so we keep getting the hint ;) Composting is like the practical-application side of rendering, which can b...

Lol nice

Also, Neo0, you may have missed a tag there

I spend time playing Quake on Quakelive and OpenTTD.
I've just recently downloaded the OpenTTD code and had a look. I've never programmed C++ ever, so it's quite interesting to look at I managed to compile it even!

We have a new section of the website bringing some new interviews with some of Indigo's hottest artists. http://www.indigorenderer.com/media/features/artist/zomb/kitchen%20final.350.jpg Arthur Staschyk, known in the forum community as Zom-B, has shown himself to be a power user since the earliest da...

Thanks for the links, it is possible the pages for materials are broken because users that had posted comments on that page have been deleted (because of spam)

We'll see what we can do

Playing around in the material editor is one great way to learn about the materials, for sure.
You can check out the manual page here

Downloading materials from the matdb and looking how they work is another great way.

Make sure the Indigo path in SkIndigo is correct: SketchUp > Plugins > SkIndigo > Set Indigo Path.
If it still fails, you can export the scene as .pigm and then open it separately from Indigo. SketchUp > Plugins > SkIndigo

Niiice, do want!

Fixed the redirect, thanks to Soup + Fused!