On the same topic: when in Blendigo I set a material to emit and hit render it returns error:

No 'spectrum' element found in meshlight element.

This message is not familiar to me, does someone know what I am doing wrong?

I use Blender 247rc2 (also tried 246), Indigo 1.1.7, Blendigo 1.1.7

I have been trying to render materials from the Material Database for the past two ours or so and am stuck at the error message: No such uv set 'default' (In element 'model', around line 158, column5) 'default' actually is the name between <uv_set> </uv_set>, but the UV name field in Blender turns r...

Just gave Indigo v0.9 test 6 a go with Blendigo v.09 beta 4 on XP with 4 threads, works great!

Great guys (girls?), thanks again. The IOR makes the difference, it instantly makes the glass look it actually is glass...

Any ideas when glossy transparant should be used and when specular (With the Specular material)?

Hi there, Currently I am (still) working on an architectural visualization, in a former post I got some good help with lighting, now I need some guidance on making glass reflective :idea: . I am using the Specular transparant + glass material, should I use glossy transparant or specular with it? I d...

Emitters did the trick, thanks for your reply. Although I would prefer to place additional lights because emitters are visible themselves (or?)

yes, I am using a sun. I tried the other possible lights in Blender but got a message no light is in the scene when trying to render. I use physical sky + sun in Indigo. PS thanks for the quick reply, I am on a deadline for tomorrow and rrrreally want to use Indigo instead of the Blender default ren...

Hi all, I am working on an architectural visualization, but can't get the lighting right. The exterior is fine but the interior (seen through glass) is too dark. :roll: I want to lighten it with additional lights but it seems Indogo only recofnizes 1 light. Can anyonbe tell me how to use more than o...