Thank you so much, Big Fan.

So whenever an object results in a material_index error, I should remove doubles and seperate it into smaller meshes?

P.S. Thanks for tidying up my wall modeling. I am not very good at modeling.

I thought you meant the glass on the table. Ok that helps me when i get the final render, but what about the error i get? I narrowed it down to the chair model, but I don't see what is wrong with it. Everything renders without the chair, but with the chair I get the error. I also can't render the ch...

your glass has no volume ;) But it's not the glass that's the problem. I'm rendering just the floor, table, and glass and it's fine. Although the glass has a weird black outline. The lack of volume may be causing that outline. So thanks for that tip. The problem is the chair model. It is what's cau...

Update to my above post:
Now the render started, but everything is all black. I'll give it some more time, but this is unusual.

Ok i changed everything to 1.1.13 but I still get the "material_index is out of bounds" error. Update: Ok so i removed the chair model and it starts to work again. (at the time of this posting the renderer has finished the part where it says "Done initial warmup." the render itself has not yet start...

SmartDen wrote:version please

sorry, forgot about that.

Blendigo 1.1.5
Indigo 1.1.14


UPDATE: Now Blendigo 1.1.13 and Indigo 1.1.13

When i try to render my scene, this error occurs: http://i36.tinypic.com/2vvom7d.png i don't know why. I've removed doubles and recalculated normals on everything. I can't find any mention of this error anywhere else on the Indigo forums. If someone could download the blend files and then get it to ...