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SDK Changelog:

(This can be found in documentation/sdk_changelog.txt. There are also all the other changes, listed in changelog.txt)

3.2.6
* Added 'error_message_out' parameter to IndigoContext::initialise
* Fixed possible crash bug with Renderer holding dangling reference to SceneNodeRoot.
* Added Renderer::updateScene() method.
* Updated indigo_dll_example/Driver.cpp with example of updating scene.
* Meshes are now written to a subdirectory of the scene directory, naming is *scenename*_meshes
* Added check for texture index out of bounds for the SDK.
* added reference.h to doxygen.
* added documentation for the Indigo namespace to SceneNode.h (so it shows up in doxygen).
* added dummy documentation to all SceneNode*Ref typedefs, so the link up properly in doxygen.
* also documented resetAllDirtyFlags().
* Made default SceneNodeMesh names unique.
* Improved SceneNodeSphere serialisation.
* Using "C" locale for SceneNodeRoot::writeXML()

Great, I'll check it as soon as possible.

Thanks a lot,

Cool.
Any feedback / bug reports are welcome!

Error: Scene parsing error: Found unexpected element 'save_png'. (In element 'renderer_settings', around line XXX, column X).

Apart from this it works just fine.

Is there some more info on FloatBuffer and MasterBuffer available?
Which parts are included in IsDirty flag? (Transform, mesh definition) How should items be removed from graph?

subpixel wrote:Error: Scene parsing error: Found unexpected element 'save_png'. (In element 'renderer_settings', around line XXX, column X).

Apart from this it works just fine.

Is there some more info on FloatBuffer and MasterBuffer available?
Which parts are included in IsDirty flag? (Transform, mesh definition) How should items be removed from graph?

Hi Jakub,

can't give you any info about the buffers right now, but ragrding the flags:

Mesh(except for displacement) and transformation changes are currently not possible without restarting the render.

At the moment you can change, on the fly:
- Camera
- Materials
- Media
- Models (the materials applied to a model, to be exact)

Usually, it is enough to just set IsDirty, but some things have special flags (emission or displacement changes in materials for example). I can't think of anything else, but I think there might be one for changing the materials applied to a model.

Removing nodes is not allowed, for now (but we will add that ability after 3.2 stable).

edit: Of course, you can emulate all the things that are currently missing by restarting the rendering (and thus fully rebuilding the scene).

edit2: I will also add documentation for the flags tomorrow and email it to you.

Could you also document available sky models.
Thank you,

Thanks Nik!

subpixel wrote:Could you also document available sky models.
Thank you,

Currently there's "original" and "captured-simulation" (new sky model).

Hey,

Enslaver has reported an error which crashes IndigoMax, after a debug session it showed there's a crash within Indigo Renderer rendering procedure (after startRendering() was called). Here's a listing of Indigo messages prior to crash. Note: exported scene renders properly.
Enslaver also came up with solution, he installed Indigo 3.2.11 32 bit and copied Indigo SDK 3.2.6 64bit dll to this directory. It all works fine. Also it's working fine with 64 bit version for me (I'm using Indigo 3.2.6 though). It seems like there might be some unresolved dependency or file missing in release package, which is needed for IndigoSDK.

Any ideas?
Thanks,
Jake

Hi Jake,

I will upload a more recent Indigo SDK build (3.2.13).