Indigo Renderer Forum

The question wasn't if, but HOW

I said blender's internal automated UV mapper.

ok, so the problem with materials not being exported had to do with my materials being linked to the objects' (OB) data and not the meshes (ME) for everything in my scene. is there a reason that they would not be exported if that's the case? the materials showed up fine in the blendigo panel, they seem to have just been ignored at export time. I also noticed on a couple occasions I couldn't set the world scale lower than 1 - I don't know if that is a permanent problem or a random gui glitch. thanks!

Look at the sofa/chair thing. Looks better now doesnt it? The question is...what type of fabric is it made out of? I have no idea

lol
nice

Kram1032 wrote:lol
nice

There was something odd though. In the eenvironment tab. If I upped the exponent value for the world size. My uv mapping for the chair became all disgusting. So did the reflections on the windows and such. I dont know why

I'll try it again later when I get a clear image on the current try and see if i can reproduce the error.

how big was it? might have something to do with the ray nudge distance and or floating point errors^^

Kram1032 wrote:how big was it? might have something to do with the ray nudge distance and or floating point errors^^

If I changed the exponent from 0 --> 3 the textures were really fucked like i cant imagine it being ray nudge.

you magnified things by 1000? Well, that's a pretty huge step. you'd have to multiply the ray nudge distance by 10 or 100...

Just think of this: If you set scenescale 1*10³= 1000, that means that what previously was a meter (1 BU = 1m) suddenly becomes a km!

Ray Nudge distance was actually introduced, because of such strange artifacts at overly huge sizes.... AFAIK....

Oh....so it was ray nudge? I'll try that then....

Hi, I'm getting this error when when exporting>

INDIGO EXPORT

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Blender Foundation\Blender\.blender\scripts\blendigo_v1114.py", line 3743, in buttonEvt
exportStill(filename)
File "C:\Blender Foundation\Blender\.blender\scripts\blendigo_v1114.py", line 2889, in exportStill
export(filename, 0)
File "C:\Blender Foundation\Blender\.blender\scripts\blendigo_v1114.py", line 2871, in export
exportIndigoScene(filename, objlist, meshlist, matlist, include)
File "C:\Blender Foundation\Blender\.blender\scripts\blendigo_v1114.py", line 2671, in exportIndigoScene
exportMaterial(mat, file, exportedmatlist, includelist)
File "C:\Blender Foundation\Blender\.blender\scripts\blendigo_v1114.py", line 606, in exportMaterial
convertMaterial(mat)
File "C:\Blender Foundation\Blender\.blender\scripts\blendigo_v1114.py", line 424, in convertMaterial
mat.properties['indigo'] = d
RuntimeError: invalid element in subgroup dict template!

Does anyone know why you can't set the Environment World Scale below 1.00?? It's really kind-of bumm'n me out!

5OnIt wrote:Does anyone know why you can't set the Environment World Scale below 1.00?? It's really kind-of bumm'n me out!

therefore set exponent of world scale lower 0.

Hi all

Emission scale doesn't work, I tried different lux, lm... and it doesn't change anything

I use indigo 1.15

Edit:

It works, I changed tonemapping from Reinhard to linear and it works

Jambert, I hope you don't have auto-exposure switched on, do you?

What I've noticed is that when IES profiles are used for light sources, gain has no effect on them: luminosity of each emitter is constant to ~830 lm. Don't know is that a problem of Indigo or of Blendigo though.