It's the same format!!! I have opened some files (gold, copper, lithium) and the only difference between the files in indigo and the files in maxwell is the name...
.nk files
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apatriarca
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.nk files
I have a demo version of Maxwell Render on my pc and I have decided to confront .nk files with .ior files. It's the same format!!!
I have opened some files (gold, copper, lithium) and the only difference between the files in indigo and the files in maxwell is the name...
It's the same format!!! I have opened some files (gold, copper, lithium) and the only difference between the files in indigo and the files in maxwell is the name...
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afecelis
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that's because the nk data is one and only one:
http://www.astro.uni-jena.de/Laboratory/OCDB/oxsul.html
they're lab-tested materials so they're a standard. Any rendering app out there willing to use them will use the same data. Perhaps they only change the extension for the reader each program develops.
http://www.astro.uni-jena.de/Laboratory/OCDB/oxsul.html
they're lab-tested materials so they're a standard. Any rendering app out there willing to use them will use the same data. Perhaps they only change the extension for the reader each program develops.
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