What about chrome??

[BWETIK]

One problem more. (Sorry)
Need to make a chrome materiall. Which parametres for material
use in Blender??
Otherway, need some reflections, something like HDRI? its here?
I saw in exporter something like "Background, sun sky, and map.
Its enviromental map?? Or how to do it?? Thanks one again.

[BWETIK]

right, have chrome.. specularity tu full,

But what about HDRI?? No way??

[zsouthboy]

Chrome is one of the .nk files included with indigo, so that's no problem to use (name the material, in blender, the same name as the .nk file)

Your other question is regarding an HDRI background?

You can use an environmental map using that option, yes.

[BWETIK]

Thanks, materials working good, just a question, is somewhere some sampler?? Something like a pictures of included materials, and second: so no matter which settings are used in blender if is named like some of these material?

But with Envmap still have a problem.. in world buttons, apply a texture "Envmap", load picture (I tryed hdri and jpg too) and in exporter choose "Map". But it falling down, no start rendering.. need to copy a picture to some folder or something like this?? Thanks.
Casper.

[PolygonSmith]

Scroll up ^^^

Click Documentation
then click Indigo tutorials.

[Jananton]

But with Envmap still have a problem.. in world buttons, apply a texture "Envmap", load picture (I tryed hdri and jpg too) and in exporter choose "Map". But it falling down, no start rendering.. need to copy a picture to some folder or something like this?? Thanks.
Casper.

First of all, it seems only the exr type of maps work in indigo, so you need hdr2exr.exe commandline conversion program (freeware) for this to work.

Secondly, the 63beta4 script searches the exr map file in a subfolder of the folder you exported the xml file to, called HDR. This is hardcoded in the script at the moment, but there should be a more user friendly approach possible...

For a quick tutorial on how to use hdr to exr conversion and more have a look at this page here.

Greetings from overcast Amsterdam,

Jan