I've found the texturing in cindigo very temperamental... most of the times it doesn't export textures at all.. can anyone tell me in which conditions it may happen so I can avoid it?
As a suggestion the material helper might as well have the texture path so that one knews if it had exported right or not
thanks
Cindigo texturing
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I see... I thought that as the path itself when exported being absolute would mean that it wouldn't mind the texture not being copied over to the place where the cinema4d file hangs.fused wrote:im not sure if you mean this, but texture paths only get exported if they are in a subpath of one of the "texture paths" definded in the preferences, or if you agree to copy the texture to the document location on loading it.
hope this helps!
Sometimes I do not copy over textures as while being used on different projects aren't relative enough to justify being at the same directory. This way I don't have to duplicate the same texture all over again, I won't let it copy and it will use the absolute path where texture is.
On a side remark, in which situations it creates a diffuse, specular, or phong material out of Cinema materials conversion?
PS- One thing I found out due to Indigo was that I cannot use tiff as it isn't supported
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