Crash Indigo 0.8 stable

[Alain]

WOW my first success !
Looks pretty interesting yet

an one more question:
which parameter do I have to change to remove that "rauschen" in the picture ?

Regards
Alain

[SmartDen]

to remove noise from the picture you just have wait longer

[Zom-B]

an one more question:
which parameter do I have to change to remove that "rauschen" in the picture ?

[fused]

@fused
will it be possible or is it already to test complex cinema scenes as you can see below with sub and subsub- objects ?

yes, that should be possible in cindigo 0.9.

but youll have to attach the object tag to every single object in the scene (dont attach it to null-objects!).

im thinking about removing the object tag... makes everything much easier

edit: thought about it. will remove it in the next release.

[Zom-B]

im thinking about removing the object tag... makes everything much easier

edit: thought about it. will remove it in the next release.

So normal smoothing will be controlled by the c4d phong tag?!

[Alain]

@SamrtDen and ZomB
LOL, ok, I see, I coudnt imagine that rendering can be so simpel
It means the longer I wait the better the result, is it an endless loop ?

[Kram1032]

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For some reason, the line with "progressive" is gone...

Anyway:
Indigo is a progressive renderer.
That means
it slowly builds up the picture, getting more and more clean and noisefree

[Alain]

@fused
Yes, that would be a good idea to remove the object tag.
cause if I import CAD files into cinema I have hundret of polygonobjects.
And I mostly put them into an Nullobject to just add one material for all the objects in the nullobject.

ok, I could connect them to one object but that takes alot of boring work

or do you have another suggestion to save useless work ?

you see a sample of the treestructure that I mostly have if I import from a CAD program.

regards
alain

[SmartDen]

@SamrtDen and ZomB
LOL, ok, I see, I coudnt imagine that rendering can be so simpel
It means the longer I wait the better the result, is it an endless loop ?

Exactly!

[fused]

So normal smoothing will be controlled by the c4d phong tag?!

exactly.

[Marcofly]

@Alain: i also import complex scenes in c4d, with trees similar to your example.. remember the command copy tag to children, it works fine!

don't forget you have also to assign uvw coordinates to every object, otherwise cindigo crashes!

fused is working on it.. next cindigo release will allow also other mapping types..

bye!!

[fused]

probably not directly the next

having lots of trouble with custom GUIs atm. lotsa cahnges under the hood, much more stable, no real visible changes... dont expect tooo much

[Alain]

@Marcofly
thanks for the hints I will try it later with my interior scene, first I have urgently to finish other work, but I can't wait to try it

Regards
Alain

[Marcofly]

So normal smoothing will be controlled by the c4d phong tag?!

it means: no phong tag=no normal smoothing? or how would you make it? in archviz most of the objects (walls, floor etc.) don't need smoothing..