Ah, I managed it to work now, I replace this part of script in relpath method return ('..' + os.sep) * (len(baselist) - i) + os.sep.join(targetlist[i:]) with this (just delete some things): return os.sep.join(targetlist[i:]) and now works like charm, I don't know why this happened just to me but ...

Everything is small case, but problem persist. Download again script but no changes, still exporting with additional characters. Can u explain how script works, that path generator? And is this happening only to me? How can I change to use normal slash, is it possible? EDIT: sorry I relize that I to...

Hmm here comes surprise, I'm using windows. Indigo is on C:/indigo_test5 , path that I see is corect, that's one I choose, but in XML file it add '../../' as I sad before. For example ' c:/mytextures/testre.jpg ', in gui it is corectly displayed but after writing xml file it look like this: ' ../../...

I got problem, with albedo path with last version of script. Script always export path for texture with "../../" at beggining of path. Must to erase it manualy. Well I don't know is this script problem or ?

Zuegs: This is FANTASTIC piece of code, I managed to work with a lot of export scripts for Blender and surely this is one of the best (idea and awork). Thanks dude this is gona to be giant step for indigo and blender communication.
Awesome work man!

I found out that this pyNode variant can't be done.
So there are two ways via script (hard to create materilas shaders other then using existing, blender's architecture) and via patch (more c++ skills).

Well I duno how u can achive this with python scripts (maybe realy with some dropdown list, which could gather all materials and then u can assign them diff values :?: ) Truly I think that solutions with PyNodes is the best one (easy), and I think that they will be in official release soon. I'm deve...

Kram1032 wrote:You may can use blender nodes, to expand the export features...
Otherwise, Is there any way to do something similar to YafRayExport? Just with python?

Nope, to do that (something like RCuiz do for PovRay, and now Mental) u need C (and C++) skills, and skills to make patches.

U r right