Indigo Renderer Forum

Hi,
I've got a problem with blender and indigo :
I'm modelling a door in blender, and as you can see the render is weird in indigo.



It seems there are some "ghost" uv coordinates attached to the mesh.
I want a simple phong material, with no UV texture.
So in the XML I get the <expose_uv_set> tag, though I didn't apply any UV mapping to the mesh...

I tried to delete any reference to UV coordinates in blender, with the "TexFa --> Del" button, but it doesn't change anything.
So, do you know how to delete any reference to UV coordinates in Blender ?

Thanks for help (I already had this problem several times before, and the only solution I found was to model the mesh from scratch...)

check the material you're having the problems with in blender. Go to F6 mode and check if it's still has gotten any texture added to it; if so, hit the small "X" to delete it and your material should return to a simple color diffuse material you can use as phong.

Then set a window into "UV face select" mode and another one to "UV/image editor" and hit also the smal "X" there to get rid of the mapping info.


finally, in the top viewport hit "U" to get unwrapping options and select: "reset 1/1"
http://afecelis.gdlib.net/Indigo/uv_reset.jpg

Thanks for your reply.

That's what's strange : there's no texture applied to the mesh, no image selected in the "UV/image editor".
Well in blender, the mesh seems to be perfectly "clean" : it is just a basic phong material, not textured.

But I imported that mesh in blender from an old project, where there was lots of uv maps everywhere, so maybe that's the cause of the problem...
So I can remove the <uv_set> in indigo's xml, but it would take me ages to edit that xml for every single change I make...

Help !

In edition panel (F9) you have "Texfac" maybe this is what you are looking for.... not sure though