Cindigo 2.0.6 - beta

[fused]

hey a.manca,

what was your problem?

[a.manca]

I had to just turn over in the effects of c4d the Indigo render settings.Setting the lighting to "none", I saw the lights instead of the default set of c4d lights.Thanks anyway for your interest ...

[a.manca]

How can I apply the GI to my Indigo scene??

[fused]

Indigo always uses GI.

Or do you maybe mean something else? High dynamic range environment maps?

[pixie]

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[a.manca]

Oh!Yes!The hdr image.I'm sorry, I'm also a vrayforc4d's user and I load the .hdr in the GI option in the Environment tab.Excuse me for my inappropriate language... and for my bad english (I'm italian)!

[fused]

heh, no need be sorry!

What you want is a background material. you need a c4d material with a texture in the luminance channel and a material helper for this material with "emission" enabled.

then you have to link this material in the indigo render settings in the link field that shows up when light type "Background material" is selected.

[pixie]

heh, no need be sorry!

What you want is a background material. you need a c4d material with a texture in the luminance channel and a material helper for this material with "emission" enabled.

then you have to link this material in the indigo render settings in the link field that shows up when light type "Background material" is selected.

So many things for such a simple thing

[fused]

its just a workaround for the moment.

[a.manca]

heh, no need be sorry!

What you want is a background material. you need a c4d material with a texture in the luminance channel and a material helper for this material with "emission" enabled.

then you have to link this material in the indigo render settings in the link field that shows up when light type "Background material" is selected.

Thanks!