Make sure to use single faced planes for exit portals and that they are pointing or facing inward of your interior.
Blendigo for v1.0
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If you are using this thread's Blendigo exporter, select your exit portal and in the materials drop down menu of the exporter you should find a material called (guess what?), exit portal
Make sure to use single faced planes for exit portals and that they are pointing or facing inward of your interior.
Make sure to use single faced planes for exit portals and that they are pointing or facing inward of your interior.
Using the last blendigo version to export scenes for indigo v1.0.2 I get this error:
Modifying the line 1725 of blendigo from
to
solves the problem.
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Indigo Renderer v1.0.2, Windows 32-bit Release build.
SSE present.
SSE2 present.
SSE3 present.
Using 4 thread(s).
Scene file path: 'default.igs'
Using working directory path ''.
Loading Scene 'default.igs'...
IndigoDriverExcep: SceneLoaderExcep: invalid boolean value
Fatal Error: IndigoDriverExcep: SceneLoaderExcep: invalid boolean valueCode: Select all
file.write("\t\t<cache_trees>%s</cache_trees>\n" %(CacheTree.val)) #BFCode: Select all
file.write("\t\t<cache_trees>%s</cache_trees>\n" %(IndigoBoolean(CacheTree.val))) #BFI know the problem and solved it already. I just forgot to upload new versionGNUdo wrote:Using the last blendigo version to export scenes for indigo v1.0.2 I get this error:Modifying the line 1725 of blendigo fromCode: Select all
Indigo Renderer v1.0.2, Windows 32-bit Release build. SSE present. SSE2 present. SSE3 present. Using 4 thread(s). Scene file path: 'default.igs' Using working directory path ''. Loading Scene 'default.igs'... IndigoDriverExcep: SceneLoaderExcep: invalid boolean value Fatal Error: IndigoDriverExcep: SceneLoaderExcep: invalid boolean valuetoCode: Select all
file.write("\t\t<cache_trees>%s</cache_trees>\n" %(CacheTree.val)) #BFsolves the problem.Code: Select all
file.write("\t\t<cache_trees>%s</cache_trees>\n" %(IndigoBoolean(CacheTree.val))) #BF
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I've updated it now. I hope it work properly now
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