Indigo 0.9 test 8
lol just a folder name, I have mini folders inside with other test versions which I just copy the contents over into the folder and overwrite to use different versions
in any case it doesn't work, Indigo thinks I'm trying to render the PNG!
I think it would be better if you can just run indigo normally and when you load up a PNG if spits out the meta data.
Easy for everyone, don't have to bother with command lines!
in any case it doesn't work, Indigo thinks I'm trying to render the PNG!
I think it would be better if you can just run indigo normally and when you load up a PNG if spits out the meta data.
Easy for everyone, don't have to bother with command lines!
LOL not for me
Indigo Renderer v0.9 test 8, Windows 32-bit Release build.
SSE present.
SSE2 present.
SSE3 not found.
Scene file path: '--dumpmetadata'
Using working directory path ''.
Loading Scene '--dumpmetadata'...
SceneLoaderExcep: failed to open XML doc from path '--dumpmetadata': Failed to open file
Fatal Error: SceneLoaderExcep: failed to open XML doc from path '--dumpmetadata': Failed to open file
you should startCoolColJ wrote:LOL not for me
Indigo Renderer v0.9 test 8, Windows 32-bit Release build.
SSE present.
SSE2 present.
SSE3 not found.
Scene file path: '--dumpmetadata'
Using working directory path ''.
Loading Scene '--dumpmetadata'...
SceneLoaderExcep: failed to open XML doc from path '--dumpmetadata': Failed to open file
Fatal Error: SceneLoaderExcep: failed to open XML doc from path '--dumpmetadata': Failed to open file
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indigo_console.exe --dumpmetadata your_render.png
still doesn't work, a window pops up and dissappearsSmartDen wrote:you should startCoolColJ wrote:LOL not for me
Indigo Renderer v0.9 test 8, Windows 32-bit Release build.
SSE present.
SSE2 present.
SSE3 not found.
Scene file path: '--dumpmetadata'
Using working directory path ''.
Loading Scene '--dumpmetadata'...
SceneLoaderExcep: failed to open XML doc from path '--dumpmetadata': Failed to open file
Fatal Error: SceneLoaderExcep: failed to open XML doc from path '--dumpmetadata': Failed to open fileCode: Select all
indigo_console.exe --dumpmetadata your_render.png
you need to open a console first. So go to your start menu and use the "Run" option. Type "cmd.exe" witout the quotes to launch a console. Navigate (via dos commands) to your indigo folder and then use "indigo_console.exe --dumpmetadata myimage.png".
"A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds..." - Emerson 1841
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You can use spherical .float maps with indigo x64.delic wrote:So no environnement maps in indigo 64bits ? (..)
Use hdrshop to convert latlong .hdr to spherical .float (image -> panorama -> panoramic transformation, then "source image:latitude/longitude" and "destination image:mirrored ball", then "save as -> raw binary floating point".
I agree converting all your maps is a bit of a pain in the ass, and furthermore you have to type each map width in your exporter.
I hope exr support gets back in x64 for windows with indigo 0.9 final.
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