Hi I'm new in Indigo and I want to ask how create light flow such as e.g. in old church. When I created my room and second larger object with air material (.igm I found on forum) it render very very slow, I see only a few white dots on a black background. What to do? How to setup material settings correctly?
Here's an example of an effect I want to create in Indigo. Thanks and sorry for my EN
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Hi kellyq, welcome to Indigo 
Telling us about your 3D app & Exporter you work with would help us helping you
In general the whole progress here is generating a room, setting up Sun outside, using ExitPortals for the Windows (for faster rendering!), and finally put this room into a cube with a SSS material that generates this effect!
Your "black image with white dots" issue can have multiple reasons... uploading your file would help us helping you again
Telling us about your 3D app & Exporter you work with would help us helping you
In general the whole progress here is generating a room, setting up Sun outside, using ExitPortals for the Windows (for faster rendering!), and finally put this room into a cube with a SSS material that generates this effect!
Your "black image with white dots" issue can have multiple reasons... uploading your file would help us helping you again
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actually I have a problem with seting up sss material
I'm using blender and new indigo and latest stable blendigo
I'm using blender and new indigo and latest stable blendigo
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Hey,
try rendering the scene with bidirectional MLT
regrads,
yves
try rendering the scene with bidirectional MLT
regrads,
yves
Re: noob question
Hi and welcomekellyq wrote:Hi I'm new in Indigo and I want to ask how create light flow such as e.g. in old church. When I created my room and second larger object with air material (.igm I found on forum) it render very very slow, I see only a few white dots on a black background. What to do? How to setup material settings correctly?
Here's an example of an effect I want to create in Indigo. Thanks and sorry for my EN
To make SSS material work properly you need to keep the proper real world scale. After you set your sizes in the scene (assuming, that 1 blender unit = 1 meter), you need to apply the scale in blender (CTRL+A, 3). I've made a changes in your scene, so you can track them.
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