Cindigo 2.0.5 - beta 1

[iluxa]

How does one set those?

1. create material in c4d. Convert it into Indigo Materials
2. Go to Emission - tab, Use emission then set layers
3. and play layering with getting screenshots and transition in image editor 2 pics

[fused]

The only thing lacking is layers...

thats right layers are missing in the light tag. will add them later.

@iluxa:

IES lights are usually overpowered, use light scaling in the tag to get all lights equally powered (best in lumen or so).

[iluxa]

The only thing lacking is layers...

thats right layers are missing in the light tag. will add them later.
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i understood.
Any way lights are primitives with materials

IES lights are usually overpowered, use light scaling in the tag to get all lights equally powered (best in lumen or so)

thanks, will try.

[fused]

Any way lights are primitives with materials

Thats true

[iluxa]

IES lights are usually overpowered, use light scaling in the tag to get all lights equally powered (best in lumen or so).

thanks, i tested it at work(100% c4d values for lamp insteed ~80%; decreased values for ies). At home i have weak machine .
i forgot result, I promise that grab it.

[carsten_fokuspunkt]

Love you for this feature fused

this is really cool. Time is over of spending a lot of time and testrenders to get the right light.

Whats next? Support of the native Cinema-Shaders ?

carsten

[pixie]

Love you for this feature fused

this is really cool. Time is over of spending a lot of time and testrenders to get the right light.

Whats next? Support of the native Cinema-Shaders ?

carsten

Indigo own Material editor/shaders?

[carsten_fokuspunkt]

@ pixie: what do you exactly mean?

in my dreams i can add a gradient to a noise of your choice and so on. like the materials in cinema, or vray4cinema.

but this will be only a dream and its not really a must-have. "render to texture" does this job pretty well.

carsten

[Phoenix]

Thank you for all the new light features, fused!

[pixie]

@ pixie: what do you exactly mean?

in my dreams i can add a gradient to a noise of your choice and so on. like the materials in cinema, or vray4cinema.

but this will be only a dream and its not really a must-have. "render to texture" does this job pretty well.

carsten

Imagine that in the material manager you set a new Indigo Material, imagine the special Cinema shaders like Nukei, they have their own set of attributes, it would be alike but this time with indigo own settings

[tungee]

Is this release 1.1.8 compatible?

[iluxa]

about material system, is vray use baking features of AR? or it's ogl tasks?!

[fused]

Is this release 1.1.8 compatible?

Cindigo 2.0.5 - beta 1
for Indigo 2.0.5
(compatible with Indigo 1.1.18)

[tungee]

[fused]

so, ive been working on getting the indigo instance object back on the road, heres the progress:

- you can now choose if the wireframe or the bounding box should be drawn
- if there are C4D instances inside the cindigo instance these will also be displayed correctly
- deformed objects are displayed correctly

i think its awesome, let me know what you think

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edit: lets see if that will be copied by maxwell, too