Hi , i have found a problem, i can't get instancing to work, i followed the tutorial for sketchup provided by this website about dummy instancing and i get no good result when rendering. see the picture.
i followed the indications step by step, but i don't get what is says to get.
i have the indigo 2.1.12 with SketchUp8.
is there a mistake or is something missing a step?
proxy (dummy instancing) not working for me :(
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Re: proxy (dummy instancing) not working for me :(
For another post I installed Sketchup, and while inside Sketchup it didn't look quite right the render seemed correct.
http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... 466#p96466
I followed the instructions here. Probably similar to what you found.
Can we also post your render?
http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... 466#p96466
I followed the instructions here. Probably similar to what you found.
Can we also post your render?
benn hired a mercenary to kill my sig...
Re: proxy (dummy instancing) not working for me :(
my render is like this but instead of cars i see colored boxesBorgleader wrote:For another post I installed Sketchup, and while inside Sketchup it didn't look quite right the render seemed correct.
http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... 466#p96466
I followed the instructions here. Probably similar to what you found.
Can we also post your render?
Re: proxy (dummy instancing) not working for me :(
better this one is a greater solution:
i found it on the skindigo manual:
The second way is by creating a proxy so that if you have a complicated
component, it doesn't slow down your SketchUp scene.
1. Create the object you wish to copy, create a component out of it and
name it “objectname”
2. Enable instancing on the component.
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3. Create a new object to use as a proxy (a cube will do) and create a
component out of it named “objectname_dummy”. It is important
that it has the name of the original component followed by “_dummy”
4. Copy and manipulate these dummies around the scene and on render
they will be replaced by the original component.
Quick Export
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i found it on the skindigo manual:
The second way is by creating a proxy so that if you have a complicated
component, it doesn't slow down your SketchUp scene.
1. Create the object you wish to copy, create a component out of it and
name it “objectname”
2. Enable instancing on the component.
Page 24
3. Create a new object to use as a proxy (a cube will do) and create a
component out of it named “objectname_dummy”. It is important
that it has the name of the original component followed by “_dummy”
4. Copy and manipulate these dummies around the scene and on render
they will be replaced by the original component.
Quick Export
See Quick
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Re: proxy (dummy instancing) not working for me :(
Pretty much what I did but I used a plane because the original component was a plane as well.
benn hired a mercenary to kill my sig...
Re: proxy (dummy instancing) not working for me :(
yeah, is working and is very niceBorgleader wrote:Pretty much what I did but I used a plane because the original component was a plane as well.


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Re: proxy (dummy instancing) not working for me :(
GoodAlexDS wrote:yeah, is working and is very niceI am learning Indigo since yesterday, and i begin to like it more and more

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Re: proxy (dummy instancing) not working for me :(
I'm just a novice really, i mean for now, i am learing it, but i will post some work a.s.a.p.Borgleader wrote:GoodAlexDS wrote:yeah, is working and is very niceI am learning Indigo since yesterday, and i begin to like it more and more
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