#flipcode

This is the first version, so by the moment only have full suport for vray and partial support for standard materials. You can modify the script as you want, but only if result remains open, because it's the better way (for me) for repair bugs and learn from errors.

This is the script-> http://www.creacion3d.com/public/indigo/Iconverter.rar

Suggestions and critics are welcome

Jan

Hi Jan,

can you explain what this does?

Is it a 3ds max plugin?

Hi Nick ...

if i may answer this Jan...

This is a material converter ...so this means in MAx you have different

materials ..let's say vray ,standard, maxwell and so on ...

So this converter converts your vray scene to be compatible with

Indigo or better max2indigo ... So actually now you don't have to do this

manually anymore which is a great timesaver...

thanks JAn ...great work...

u3dreal ;)

Ah, thanks for explaining u3dreal :)

Sorry for too late answer. Thanks U3dreal for answer for me. Inside the file there's a help file

Ooops, i noticed that I have to update the converter to work with I2M 0.5. U3dreal, why glossines is fixed to 60 in the new version?

Jan

Jan wrote:

Ooops, i noticed that I have to update the converter to work with I2M 0.5. U3dreal, why glossines is fixed to 60 in the new version?

Jan

You mean the glossiness of the metal material ?? the default ?

You think it would make more sense to keep it at 100 ???

well i just liked it .. ;-)

u3dreal ;)

In previous version it was 1000, so new one confuse me. What is the range of glossiness? I need it to make correspondency with vray glossy

Jan

Glossiness is between 1 and 100 which results in exponents of 10 to 23000..

u3dreal ;)

Hi Alejandro..

well why is there no support for Maxwell material ???

I checked this by enabeling the maxcscript macrorecorder...

settings can be accessed... diffuse_color for diffuse and so on you can get

the variables by enabeling the maxcscript macrorecorder...and turning the settings ... at least it works with the demo ...

or is there some i have missed ...??

u3dreal ;)

You're talking about old materials. in maxwell 1.0 these materials have some bugs and it's highly recommended to use mxm materials (stand alone material editor), so I can't access through maxscript. Maybe when SDK comes out... If you want I can include conversion for old maxwell materials, the work is already done but, for example, maxwell plastic can't load textures in 1.0. Thanks for explain glossy values, I'll update when arrive at home

Jan

OK Maxwell is buggy then ... well as far as i have indigo i don't need maxwell.

lol...

u3dreal ;)