Hi,
When I render with indigo, I see an object that is not on the stage.
How i solve this problem? I attached the project file.
Thanks.




                                             
Reallusion Certified Director

When you export to Indigo, it will show you all of the objects and their textures in a list.  You can go through that list and see if there's something you don't recognize.

Also, Indigo will make visible any hidden or dummy objects.  I believe you can hide them again inside Indigo, but I just design scenes around that limitation.

Still, that object doesn't look like a camera, point light or anything else common.

- Keith

That is a corrupt spotlight in iClone. Looks like some hidden mesh has gotten attached to it somehow and it bound to the center of scene. Just delete it and create new.
Looks interesting though. It's like a shapeshifter - changing shapes as you change Spotlight parameters and color.
This is a render with only that spotlight in the scene

It's alive... IT'S ALIVE!!    ~V~

       Val RogueAnanda

                                             
Reallusion Certified Director

I added a new spotlight and delete previous. But problem is continuing.

                                             
Reallusion Certified Director

Yes, it appears to be an iClone 7.2 bug. Replacing spotlight does not help. And it seems now the "ghost" mesh is nothing
but a deformed spotlight dummy enclosure reveled in Indigo right in the center of the scene (regardless where the spotlight itself is positioned).
I am with Indigo RT4 where spotlight does not work anyway and usually using emissive objects instead.
You can try the same.

Understood, thank you.

                                             
Reallusion Certified Director

So you can use iClone scenes in Indigo RT4? I wasn't clear on that since for Indigo 3 RT we used a special iClone-specific version. Using Indigo 4 would make it a bit more interesting. Seems that it is still in beta though.

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Spotlights and Point lights will always show in indigo, in kai's tutorial he mentions that, also mentions that if you are going to use them they should be out of the camera view