Yep, devine it is!

pixie wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 16, 2023 9:33 pm

... If only bidir was available for gpu

That would indeed be awesome!

If you delete the "Custom Vertex Normals Super High Rez STL" the file will get a lot smaller. Exporting the model in this high resolution version was the only somewhat acceptable workaround prior to this fix. The other two models, can serve perfectly fine to demonstrate the effect. Also, this model ...

Attached is a zip file containing the Blender file. The main object was exported from a CAD software as a triangulated mesh in two different resolutions as a .obj. The .obj data contains custom vertex normals. The .stl object has a similar resolution as the lower resolution .obj. The material on the...

@pixie the issue is resolved as Blendigo now supports custom vertex normals. Do you still want the files ?

This new exporter update, amongst other things, handles custom vertex normals properly

With the latest release of Blendigo 4.5.0 this issue has been fixed and Blendigo does support Custom Split Vertex Normals!

Zalevskiy wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 09, 2023 7:19 am

sorry, google translate misinterpretation

Ahh, thanks for clarifying

Either way, it's good to see that there is still interest on both sides it moving this forward!
Thanks for your participation!

@Zalewsky I think the term "inexerienced" is a mischaracterization. Depending on what you use Indigo for you may simply not care. This issue, for example does not matter that much to me, although I appreciate that you and @MX are addressing it.

As an external material the .igm file would look like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <scenedata> <material> <name>diffuse_white</name> <diffuse> <albedo> <constant> <rgb> <rgb>0.8 0.8 0.8</rgb> <gamma>2.2</gamma> </rgb> </constant> </albedo> </diffuse> </material> </scenedata>

@MZ that's awesome. Thank you!

I am looking through the exporter code to see if this behavior can be changed. In the meantime, would an external material work ?

@wob the textures contain proprietary spectral distribution data. The textures were created by user @glalinette who at the time was an employee of Saint Gobain. If it is that important to you, rather than speculating what could/should/would have been done in the past, then contact Saint Gobain direc...

Why do you still work with that old version of Blender?

Edit. Ahh, I see!
It worked in 4.2.2 and that is also why you are still Blender 2.79 ... hmmm...

I was not aware that the IGMESh format Indigo uses and naturally Blender exports into, supports quad meshes. Does it ? Also, the version number referenced in this threads title does not represent the latest Blendigo version. You can get the latest version of Blendigo 4.4.1 on GitHub: https://github....