Error: Scene Loader Excep:

[ssd]

Every time I go to do a render I get this error:

SceneLoaderExcep:
Model loading stream handler excep:
UV set with index I was exposed but the UV set data was not provided (in element 'mesh'; around line 6, column 9)

Can you please tell me how to fix this error so I can see the renders? Thanks!

UPDATE: I found another post stating to use same software version of Indigo and SKindigo. This seems to work.

[ngethin]

I have exactly the same error, I only started getting it after I downloaded Indigo 2 as well. I really need some help on this if someone can sort me out I would really appreciate it!

My error:

"Error: SceneLoaderExcep: ModelLoadingStreamHandlerExcep: UV set with index 1 was exposed, but the UV set data was not provided. (In element 'mesh', around line 6, column 9)"

Thanks guys!

[Whaat]

I have exactly the same error, I only started getting it after I downloaded Indigo 2 as well. I really need some help on this if someone can sort me out I would really appreciate it!

My error:

"Error: SceneLoaderExcep: ModelLoadingStreamHandlerExcep: UV set with index 1 was exposed, but the UV set data was not provided. (In element 'mesh', around line 6, column 9)"

Thanks guys!

Hi,

Check all of your Texture settings with the SkIndigo Texture Editor to see if you are using UV set 1. Maybe you changed it by accident. If so, change them all back to SU (SketchUp default)

[ngethin]

Hi, thanks for trying to help me out!

I checked all my textures and the dialogue box that is shown in the middle of my screenshot, the ‘UV Set’ is the same for all of them, they are all set to ‘D’ whatever that means. I also did a test and removed all of my textured and colours so they were all default and I still for the same error, something about the mesh . Is there anything else I should be doing or am I looking in the wrong place?

Thanks for your time!

-Nick

[Whaat]

Maybe you accidently created a new UV set (set 1) by right clicking on the skindigo context menu and saving the UVs to set #1.

Are you using SkIndigo 1.0.9? I will have to look into this because it might be a bug in this version of SkIndigo. You might be able to fix it by using the right-click context menu - purge all uvsets. It is hard to explain what to do if you have never used multiple uv sets before. It might be easiest if you post the SKP file and I will fix it for you. If you don't want to post it on public forums, you can email it to me: subd at shaw dot ca

[ngethin]

Hey,

I got round it in the end I just used the older version of indigo. And I found out how to get the IGS by using the Skindigo menu in sketchup (my bad ) do you want me to still send you the file for the sake of bug fixes?

Thanks for your help

-Nick

[ngethin]

Hey Whaat,

I send you an email with my sketchup model, just incase you were able to figure it out and give me a hand on this, just wondering if you got it?

Thanks for your time!

-Nick

[Whaat]

Hey Whaat,

I send you an email with my sketchup model, just incase you were able to figure it out and give me a hand on this, just wondering if you got it?

Thanks for your time!

-Nick

I got it. Thanks!

[Woody989]

i have the same problem with my renderer, would you be able to send the bug fix to bobjuniortheturtle@hotmail.com? thank you

[Whaat]

i have the same problem with my renderer, would you be able to send the bug fix to bobjuniortheturtle@hotmail.com? thank you

Hi,


I was not able to determine the bug. However, it seemed to be solved using the latest versions of indigo and Skindigo. Download them from the 'Downloads' section of the Indigo website and let me know if that fixes your problem.

Regards,
Whaat

[Woody989]

Would i need to download both or just one?