hi whaat, i tested all other material parameters and it does seem to be limited exponent alone. looks like you changed a method name from exp_map to exponent_map and missed it in one spot.

after changing it, it works ok.

hi benn, nice work on this and the main indigo manual. i think i only have a few small nit-picks on both of the manuals thus far. first, the pages are rather sparse, i feel you could pull the page numbers down and the section titles up to open up more usable space on your pages. second, the page num...

this is a rather confusing observation ... ?

my renders from indigo and my sketchup/skindigo resolution settings match fine. how are you encountering difficulties or differences?

LOL @ Almost Female & Wet In Public

someone should also add SketchUp to the list of available exporters.

great scene! are all your faces oriented properly? also, what tone mapping method are you using?

Hi there ashcott,

I found that your geometry was causing the problems with your glazing. After removing the existing glass and inserting a new piece, the render is fine.

What modelling app are you exporting from before using SketchUp? You may want to try other export file formats or options.

gl!

Hi archigrafix, I have a solution for you! On your master computer, create a folder where you can export your scene to. (eg. On my machine I created c:\temp\indigoscenes) Then share it on your network as you would normally do on your OS. Next map it to an available drive letter. (On mine I used R:\ ...

i find something similar occurs once in a while. to fix it, i simply explode my glass panes, and then regroup. prest-o change-o, they render properly. can't explain why tho ...

so is the scene transferred to the slave? does the slave rendering start? slave warm-up complete? why share the entire drive and not just one folder?

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I would suggest checking your front/back face orientation as Pibuz says. gl

i think one cause you may not be seeing any results is due to your f/stop. i think it needs to be much higher. you use 2.8 and dakiru is using 32 ... hth!

Very beautiful, Pibuz!

that's the full log?

open the ruby console and check the output ... there may be some useful information.