Posts made by SixtiiSvn

Wow, looks really nice!

Now that i tested it, it tells me the same message as before except is says "plugins/defaul-settings.igs.
Failed to open file line 0, column 0."
This is strange, and sorry for all the questioning but this is reaaly strange:D

Thank You!big help!!

Alright thankyou, i understand what your saying but i dont see it anywhere.

Also, is it important that i ONLY put the indigo.exe into the plugins folder, because i just took the whole "indigo_v1.0.9..."folder into the plugins folder. But the SkIndigo and the SUpreviews are both in the plugins folder as well.

I will remove everything, but i downloaded it again, and the file is not there:S
can u tell what type of file it is (text...)
Thaankyou

Maybe you can try for yourself, download it and see if its there?
thank you

The defaults.igs is not there.
Should i download indigo again and see if the file is there, because i really dont see it.
Maybe its somewhere else?

Ok..i didnt notice that i had 32.bit operating system.
so i downloaded the 32.bit one rather than the 64.bit. So when i press redner the Indigo pops up and tells me
"Fatal Error.
Failed to open XML Doc from path C:Program files/.....Plugins/defaults.igs.
Failed to open file."
I did a scan of my files ..again.. and no defaults.igs. Is it ANOTHER download that i have to make, or do u just make the defaults.igs? I wont do anything until i get reply because i dont want to mess everything up.
Thank You!

Just now i actually found a renders folder but its no in "program files...." actually its where the "indigo.exe" is, but even after i rendered my file, nothing there:S
thought this info would give more details.
thank you!

Thx guys, i downloaded the Indigo core and its working now!
Although when i render it exports the image to "C:/Program Files/Google/Google SketchUp 6/Plugins/renders".
The logical thing to do would be to go to program files, open google folder, google sketchup folder, plugins folder and then...renders folder...i dont have a renders folder! Is it not a folder, but i dont see anything that says "renders"
If you have had the same problem before please tell me how you fixed it:D
How come it all has to be complicated....

In The file "Installation" file that comes with the program it says:
"INSTALLATION

This version of SkIndigo is to be used with Indigo 1.0.9 (1.0 stable)

1. Remove any previous versions of SkIndigo from your SketchUp/Plugins directory
2. After unzipping the file you downloaded, you should have a file called 'Skindigo.rb', a folder called 'SkIndigo', and another folder called 'SUpreviews'
3. Copy 'SkIndigo.rb' into your SketchUp/Plugins directory
4. Copy the 'SkIndigo' folder into your SketchUp/Plugins directory
5. Copy the 'SUpreviews' folder to your Indigo directory
6. Run SketchUp"
   So I "Extract" the folder, put the 'Skindigh.rb' into the 'Plugins' folder in my SketchUp folder. The I put the 'SkIndigo' folder in the 'Plugins' folder. Then i put the 'SUpreviews' folder into the 'SkIndigo' folder. I start SketchUp. It tells me to locate 'Indigo.exe'. Where do i find this? I did a scan of my files, not there. Is it an additional download?
   Any help appreciated.

Giaeus also said those two but i didnt see them in the post :S anyways thank you both!

Ok thank you i will start with the ones you said:!

Are they listed from best to worst?
Anyways Thank You!

Hello everyone!
I am looking for a god rending program. Which one would you recommend? Hopefully free please

Thank You! That helped! This site is good, i get replies right away!

Thank You!
But how do i save them so i can use then later in my textures. For example when i look thought my materials i want my textures to appear there, or is this simply impossible?

Hi everyone!
I am new to sketchup, but i already have the basic knowledge. In 3D Warehouse there are textured that you can download. All i get is a sketchup file with a 3d block with squares on it. I know those each of thoses squares is a texture but how to i use it is my question. I need to export it into my other file, that would help to!
Thank You for your help who ever helps!