[bug] Can anybody tell me what is wrong with this scene?

[ior]

The two middle objects do not render but they are in the 3d left window.

And shadows are not ok

Exported using MtI 3.6

objects disapearing and shadows error.pigs

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[ior]

here is a screen shot:

there are 3 pairs of objects in the middle of the scene and the middle ones that appear on the left side top 3D view do not appear in the render.

the shadows are wrong as if indigo did not handle some kind of bugy object data well.


CTZn please take a look, this happens also in mti_3.2.5.2.

The 6 middle objects have animation in maya and the rest are static.

[Zom-B]

The 6 middle objects have animation in maya and the rest are static.

That sounds like you have motion blur activated, and maybe that much that you can't notice anything anymore, because the object is just 1/10 of 10 "animation subframes" visible to the camera.
(The numerics are only for example here)

Reduce your exposure time, and the object should "reapear"

[ior]

I managed to put things working in this scene in maya.

I deleted the floor and walls (didn't have time to investigate what is wrong with these) and made new ones and shadows are OK now. Gave a rotation of 0.0001 degrees in the group were the middle objects were in and the objects appeared in the render, the rotation of the group could not be 0, if so the objects did not appear.

[OnoSendai]

You broke Indigo, you monster!
This is one problem:

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            <rotation_quaternion>
                <axis>0 0 -0</axis>
                <angle>-0</angle>
            </rotation_quaternion>

The axis is invalid (needs to be normalisable / non-zero), even if the rotation angle is zero.

[CTZn]

Depending on the object path and speed, what you said Zom-b could happen.

the rotation of the group could not be 0, if so the objects did not appear.

Interesting, and well spotted ior.

If I understand correctly the bug is Indigo's ?

You broke Indigo, you monster!
This is one problem:

Code:
<rotation_quaternion>
<axis>0 0 -0</axis>
<angle>-0</angle>
</rotation_quaternion>

The axis is invalid (needs to be normalisable / non-zero), even if the rotation angle is zero.

Oh I see. Hey, don't mistake the author for the creature !

I like it like this with others solving my problems