Emissive Blend not a light?

[Borgleader]

I was making a new test scene with a modified version of the holographic material suvakas made a while back, and I ran into a little problem.

The scene is really simple it's three planes each with a variant of the material now each material is a "light" in itself as it's a blend between null and emissive phong. Now my problem is that it says my scene must contain a light source even though there are three of them present

P.S: Before you ask yes environment is set to "None (lit by mesh emitters)"
P.P.S: The name of the blender material also matches the name of the blend material inside the .igm

[CTZn]

Perhaps are you using an older Indigo version wich IIRC wasn't checking into IGM's for emission ? If exporting to IGM is an option then try without.

Blends of emissive phong with null mat are working for me with Indigo 2.2.12 (2.0 stable, w/ or w/o exporting to IGM)...

[Borgleader]

Indigo 2.4.4
Blendigo 2.4.3

The material was edited using the material editor. and well the material types are set to external because i downloaded the original material off of the indigo forums...

[dag]

Works alright here. Tested this holographic business.

blend, material

[Borgleader]

I know it works thats the thing, I've had it work in another scene (the holo fence thing) but...not it doesnt :S

[dag]

Then post your files.
Looked like you had other lights in that scene.

[Borgleader]

Then post your files.
Looked like you had other lights in that scene.

Yeah in the version I posted but while I was building it it originally had the fence only as a light then i added other mesh light but it started only with that.

[Borgleader]

Anyway here's my test scene.

[dag]

Use white or uniform base emission. Also invert your blend map.

[Borgleader]

Its working Or at least...the scene renders now I must play with it...