Indigo for Cinema 4D 4.0.43.2

[contegufo]

The "Real Time preview" window does not match the OpenGL; also rendering in the viewport is not the same. The project texture change is not updated.
Bugs of texture?

C4D R13 (v13.061) + Cindigo 4.0.43.2 + Indigo 4.0.42

PS. Now tried again with an empty stage and new object the problem does not appear, however, the new material is NOT saved.

[zeitmeister]

Spatial texture mapping is not recognized by Indigo!
Only these mapping types are seamlessy integrated: Spherical-, cylindrical-, box-, planar- and UV-mapping.
For all other mapping types you have to create a new UV-map. Try to delete the UV-tag from the sphere, mark the Material tag and choose from the menu "create UV coordinates".
If the material tag now shows "UV mapping" instead of "spatial" and it looks the same, everything is fine.
If not, even C4D can't bake these UVs, and so Indigo won't, too.


Cheers, zeiti

[Zom-B]

Only these mapping types are seamlessy integrated: Spherical-, cylindrical-, box-, planar- and UV-mapping.

Since the v4 builds camera mapping will get transformed to good UVs too and there for work as well

[contegufo]

Hi

Flat, Frontal and Spatial work fine and are rendered by Indigo. Maybe it's a sporadic problem in some settings block that are not updated, in fact at a later time it all seemed to work. Or maybe it's a problem of the object sphere? Other objects are rendered and updated in exchange for mapping.

[contegufo]

Hi

Here is the proof that it is a problem with the ball does not update changed to different mapping.

[Originalplan®]

Hi
Here is the proof that it is a problem with the ball does not update changed to different mapping.

@contegufo the problem still ON if you make the sphere editable?

[Originalplan®]

@Mr.fused How are we holding the line on update front?

[fused]

Hi
Here is the proof that it is a problem with the ball does not update changed to different mapping.

@contegufo the problem still ON if you make the sphere editable?

Yeah I would also say the problem is that you are using Indigo's perfect sphere. Try unchecking "perfect" on the sphere.

[fused]

@Mr.fused How are we holding the line on update front?

I've been a bit sick the last couple of days. Maybe today is a good day for an update. Don't expect anyhing huge

[fused]

Spatial texture mapping is not recognized by Indigo!
Only these mapping types are seamlessy integrated: Spherical-, cylindrical-, box-, planar- and UV-mapping.
For all other mapping types you have to create a new UV-map. Try to delete the UV-tag from the sphere, mark the Material tag and choose from the menu "create UV coordinates".
If the material tag now shows "UV mapping" instead of "spatial" and it looks the same, everything is fine.
If not, even C4D can't bake these UVs, and so Indigo won't, too.


Cheers, zeiti

Last time I tried all types of texture mapping worked. According to ZomB I fixed some sort of bug there. It's possible.

[Originalplan®]

@Mr.fused How are we holding the line on update front?

I've been a bit sick the last couple of days.

OH NO! Get well soon Mr.fused we need you!!!

[Originalplan®]

Last time I tried all types of texture mapping worked. According to ZomB I fixed some sort of bug there. It's possible.

ZomB is right, you did fixed something cam map did not work previously.

[zeitmeister]

Oh, this "new" baking sounds great!!
Always played save and converted the UV by myself...


Cheers, zeiti

[contegufo]

"Try unchecking "perfect" on the sphere."

OK! Work.
Get well soon, best wishes!

[contegufo]

Hi

I would like to report a problem that appears when you activate the Indigo Tags subdivision function. It seems to have an influence on the texture that appears with the artifacts. Removed the tags or by withdrawing to its qualities; the problem does not appear. Perhaps in these cases you should opt for the C4D HyperNURBS function?