It works fine without "bidirectional"

Thanks!

Hi, i did the tutorial with Indigo 1.0.5.2 and Blendigo 1.0.5b.
I noticed a strange behavior: When the sun shines in the same direction as the camera looks, the shadow of the plane is rendered. When the sun shines in the opposite direction, everything is OK. Any ideas?

Thanks a lot, i've been waiting long time for such a good dokumentation. This helps a lot!

Thanks for the hint for tonemapping. You missunderstood the question for environment. I ment the env-type setting in the script. What is best for a moonlight scene? I tried with "background colour" in a dark blue but everytime i change the intensity of the mesh-emitters inside the building, the brig...

Double :oops: With the 32bit version it works even on my historical PC :wink: . Thanks a lot. Now, as it works, i have the next question: I want to light a building at night with the light shining from the inside to the outside. The camera looks from the outside at the building. What are the basic s...

Thank you SmartDen. I tried it with the updated version (and saw, that i forgot a backslash in the IndogoWrapper.conf ) Now the sript starts, but when i push the button "export scene" i get a windows-error-message: "...(my path)\indigo.exe ist keine zulässige win32-Anwendung"

I'm a little confused about the versions. I downloaded today blendigo_v0.9_beta_8s and indigo_x64_v09_test8. I installed it as it's said on side 1 of this thread. When i want to start the script out of Blender 2.44 i get a python error message and the console shows: ..... Error name: name 'indigofil...