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Another attempt at fixing the locale (comma) issues, let me know if this works.


Indigo for Linux 32-bit:
indigo_v2.2.11.tar.gz

Indigo for Linux 64-bit:
indigo_x64_v2.2.11.tar.gz

Indigo for Windows 32-bit:
IndigoRenderer_2.2.11_Setup.exe

Indigo for Windows 64-bit:
IndigoRenderer_x64_2.2.11_Setup.exe

Indigo for OS X 32-bit:
indigo.osx.2.2.11.zip

Changelog:
2.2.11:
* Fixed bug where opening .pigs would sometimes select the wrong .igs file.
* Another attempted locale fix


EDIT: updated 32 bit build to fix mat editor, added 64 bit build.

OnoSendai wrote:Another attempt at fixing the locale (comma) issues, let me know if this works.


Indigo for Linux 32-bit:
indigo_v2.2.11.tar.gz

Changelog:
2.2.11:
* Fixed bug where opening .pigs would sometimes select the wrong .igs file.
* Another attempted locale fix

linux 64bit ?

SzLaszlo wrote: linux 64bit ?

+1 (please !)

Try it anyway

indigo 32-bit complains about a missing library (libgomp.so.1) wich is yet installed on my system. Tried to copy this file in the /usr/lib32 folder, but it still doesn't work.
Sorry, I cannot give feedback about this locale problem without 64-bit version.

Runs under 32bit, locale problem seems to be solved, as far as I could check quickly. Will do some tests later.

Thank you guys :D

Edit: Material editor still suffers from the same bug.

I don't know if this is a linux specific problem but there seems to be a problem with running network slaves finding nkdata:
Will try a Windows network client later and see if the same error occurse there too.

Allright, the Windows network client works just fine, so there seems to be a Linux related issue with finding nkdata. I will try other nkdata later this weekend and report.

Other than that I want to express how much I like Indigo after (still mostly) playing around with it.

Still no Mac OS X simultaneous version on each update... Why that? I've paid for the license the same as windows or linux users!... :(

amadex wrote:Still no Mac OS X simultaneous version on each update... Why that? I've paid for the license the same as windows or linux users!... :(

To be fair, this and 2.2.10 are trying to fix a bug in linux, not in M$ or OSX

rendigo wrote:I don't know if this is a linux specific problem but there seems to be a problem with running network slaves finding nkdata:

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Indigo Renderer v2.2.11, Linux 32-bit Release build.
Licence not verified, running in free mode.
Scene file path: './cache/network_cache/3837815674/scene.igs'
Loaded energy loss compensation curve from disk cache.
Loaded energy loss compensation curve from disk cache.
Indigo Driver Exception: SceneLoaderExcep: Error while parsing DiffuseTransmitter material: ComplexIORExcep: ComplexIORDataSetExcep: Failed to open file 'nkdata/cr.nk' for reading.  (In element 'phong', around line 331, column 9)

Will try a Windows network client later and see if the same error occurse there too.

Linux uses case sensitive paths. It should be nkdata/Cr.nk.

EDIT: updated 32 bit build to fix mat editor, added 64 bit build.

EDIT: added windows build.

Yes ,yes ,Its work ( ubuntu linux 9.04 -64bit , blendigo 2.2.9 )
Good "light layers" ,good "update images"

- 1 question : the emit mesh can't work ( I can see the emit mesh layer in the indigo light layers , but I can't see the light power )
, only can work with ies profile ?

OnoSendai wrote:

rendigo wrote:I don't know if this is a linux specific problem but there seems to be a problem with running network slaves finding nkdata:

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Indigo Renderer v2.2.11, Linux 32-bit Release build.
Licence not verified, running in free mode.
Scene file path: './cache/network_cache/3837815674/scene.igs'
Loaded energy loss compensation curve from disk cache.
Loaded energy loss compensation curve from disk cache.
Indigo Driver Exception: SceneLoaderExcep: Error while parsing DiffuseTransmitter material: ComplexIORExcep: ComplexIORDataSetExcep: Failed to open file 'nkdata/cr.nk' for reading.  (In element 'phong', around line 331, column 9)

Will try a Windows network client later and see if the same error occurse there too.

Linux uses case sensitive paths. It should be nkdata/Cr.nk.

Yup, I figured it out last night - didn't have time to report, deadline coming up, cringe!
Thanks though for the help.