I am encountering a bug where unpacked pigm's are not being updated properly. More specifically when you link a PIGM in Skindigo, it unpacks that pigm into the Indigo data folder. HOWEVER, if you then try to edit the original PIGM and update it in skindigo by browsing for the file, It doesn't update...

Sketchup version.
http://cid-83f82f09d51a34d4.skydrive.li ... studio.skp

<homergurgle> doe..nut light reflections... :d </homergurgle>

well, closing everything and restarting fixed it so..

UDPSocketExcep: error wile reading from socket: error WSAEINTVAL This error is showing up on the working master render log. The client is running and uploading but its description and speed are not visible in the network rendering list. I did have an older render open that was stopped. Is it possibl...

Yo! :D

+1!

Will 1.1.18 users have to stick with 2.49, or is a rewrite intended for that as well?

How do you do that texture work you do!?

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: Ok, the shadows on the curtain in the front window seem just wrong (unless it is a reflection?), but I had to get over how awesome the rest of the image was first and it seems more of a well tailored illustration than a photoreal computer rendering anyway. :mrgreen:

@original post: I had that problem a few days ago and it wasn't exclusive to the indigo site but then I restarted the browser and it was fine. Maybe it's a firefox thing? Oh, I am running 3.0.15

hmm, I'm not an expert but since no one else has responded, If you're not concerned with transparency and it is a problem resulting from too thin elements, couldn't you just increase the scene scale? Other than that, not sure I see the bleeding. The phong material's reflectiveness is causing it to r...

wow, really great overall. Do you have some normal/smooth shading problems in the molding in the middle of the left-most divider panel? Also the bonsai trunks seem a little too white/ black saturated in relation to the overall warmth of the scene?

a little monte carlo in the background?

Wow. Beautiful.