The green kitchen by Tobak30
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I trried to convert a much more complex scene into indigos xml file. But the exporter I am using blend2indigo version 6 test 5 or whatever its called didn't like that and used a whole lot of memory and stalled. So i had to remove a lot of stuff. Including the dining table and chairs. and a doorway and some more chairs and some lamps and some wases and a bowl and a glass that was placed on the bench. It would look more cluttered in the original way but as the exporter doesn't want it what can you do?
The spots in the roof could propably be more into the cieling. and not hanging so low down.
I have never gotten that version 7 exporter working by the way. Maby its the compilation but i get a python script error in blender while using it.
I like the lights in this renderer and don't wanna go back to the other renderers.
Comments (4)
Gog
Nice image Tobak, I've found the indigo6t5 (or what ever it's called) exporter fails if you have amesh with non-continuos normals - for example you flipped a some normals in the middle of a mesh or you used the scale along normals trick to create an abstract blob....
Tobak30
That doesn't tell me much. You have to tell me that in lay mans terms as my technical knowhow ain't that good. I have been at the indigo forum and it seems like there is a bug with the script to how complex scenes you are going to get it. Thats my guess anohow.. Cause I have not made any abstract blobs in that scene.
LillianaSapphire
Hiya, i think this looks really good, but IMHO the realism would be added moreso if you removed the grain on the image. The grain is rather offputting and kills the details..... I would use a softer grain, it would be easier on the eye, and details would be easier to focus on. The harsh grain distracts. I hope you understand. Thanks for sharing.
oodmb
You might want to find a better place for the camera. the current view is "constricting". It feels almost as if you are using digital zoom on a camera.