With a little change in addons\indigo\export\materials\External.py, external materials woks.Zlaty Lev wrote:External material still do not work!
I don't know if it's right but I post my changes. If not sorry dougal2.
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from extensions_framework import util as efutil
from indigo.export import xml_builder
class ExternalMaterial(xml_builder):
'''
This isn't actually a material, but a simple XML element
'''
def build_xml_element(self, context, scene=None):
xml = self.Element('include')
self.build_subelements(context, self.format, xml)
return xml
def __init__(self, filename):
self.format = {
'pathname': [efutil.path_relative_to_export(filename)]
}
It's either that or something to do with your big GPU setup.