PIGM's and Indigo
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PIGM's and Indigo
How do you use .pigms with Indigo? When I try to use them via Blendigo I get the following error with Indigo:
These are .pigm created using Indigo Material Editor. Is this format just for transporting materials and textures?
Doug
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Re: PIGM's and Indigo
I extract the .igm with files from the .pigm and set the path to that .igmDoug Armand wrote:How do you use .pigms with Indigo? When I try to use them via Blendigo I get the following error with Indigo: These are .pigm created using Indigo Material Editor. Is this format just for transporting materials and textures?
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Re: PIGM's and Indigo
Yes thats what I do - .pigm is basically a zip file isn't it?. But it would be nice for both workflow and archival reasons if one could use it directly with Indigo. The Indigo Material Ediotr can use them without them being unpacked - be nice if Indigo could too?dakiru wrote:I extract the .igm with files from the .pigm and set the path to that .igmDoug Armand wrote:How do you use .pigms with Indigo? When I try to use them via Blendigo I get the following error with Indigo: These are .pigm created using Indigo Material Editor. Is this format just for transporting materials and textures?
Doug
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Re: PIGM's and Indigo
You mean Indigo, no? Because MatEditor can operate with .pigmDoug Armand wrote:Yes thats what I do - .pigm is basically a zip file isn't it?. But it would be nice for both workflow and archival reasons if one could use it directly with Indigo. The Indigo Material Ediotr can use them without them being unpacked - be nice if Indigo could too?dakiru wrote:I extract the .igm with files from the .pigm and set the path to that .igmDoug Armand wrote:How do you use .pigms with Indigo? When I try to use them via Blendigo I get the following error with Indigo: These are .pigm created using Indigo Material Editor. Is this format just for transporting materials and textures?
Yes, for Indigo using the .pigm directly would be very nice!
Edit: sorry, I didn't read correctly
Re: PIGM's and Indigo
The next major version of Blendigo (after 2.2 stable) will extract them for you.
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Re: PIGM's and Indigo
Nice - that really will help in a major way for both workflow and archival - so thanks in advance.dougal2 wrote:The next major version of Blendigo (after 2.2 stable) will extract them for you.
Your do know Christmas is over? yet for me with all my recent requests being fullfilled, well some of them anyway, it still seems like Xmas for me
Doug
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Re: PIGM's and Indigo
This is why I can't wait for 2.2 stable (damn, I keep banging on about this
), I have several new features in development which I know you guys will want to play with; some are a bit experimental so will realistically have to wait until after the stable release.
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Re: PIGM's and Indigo
wow you've wetted my apetite now - c'mon Ono!dougal2 wrote:This is why I can't wait for 2.2 stable (damn, I keep banging on about this), I have several new features in development which I know you guys will want to play with; some are a bit experimental so will realistically have to wait until after the stable release.
Doug
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Re: PIGM's and Indigo
anyway it would be nice if indigo could include pigm's.

easier for plugin devs
also eliminating a possible source of error.
easier for plugin devs
also eliminating a possible source of error.
Re: PIGM's and Indigo
+1, would be realy apreciate for workflow toofused wrote:anyway it would be nice if indigo could include pigm's.
easier for plugin devs
also eliminating a possible source of error.
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Re: PIGM's and Indigo
It would make a lot of sense to support its own formats, definitely!fused wrote:anyway it would be nice if indigo could include pigm's.
easier for plugin devs
also eliminating a possible source of error.
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