when generating a rendermap where can I find the mi it create? on linux? 2005-04-29 - By Alan Jones
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Hi Alexandre,
I would doubt that any .mi file actually gets generated. XSI's .scn
files are compatible with xsi's integrated renderer (not ray3.exe just
xsi.exe's integrated MR). So as opposed to in maya where there is a
translator that converts the maya scene into a mental ray scene there
is no such layer within XSI. So seeing there's no option to output a
.mi file specifically for this I'd say your stuck with trying to hack
the .mi file you can export into appropriate shape yourself.
Cheers,
Alan.
On 4/29/05, Alexandre Ethier <aethier@(protected)> wrote:
> I am actually interested in the mi file it send to mental ray,(if it
> send any) or the mi command syntax.
> I do not need the image who gets generated.
>
>
> peterb wrote:
>
> >>Hi guys,
> >>
> >>anyone know where I can find the mi generated by rendermap?
> >>
> >>oh I almost forgot, I am on linux.....
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >I'm probably missing something?
> >
> >rendermaps generate images, not .mi files.
> >where you store the images is defined in the rendermap's property page, in
> >surface color>path.
> >
> >if there ever is an .mi file that gets generated it probably never is
> >explicitely saved as a file on disk.
> >Allthough I would expect that XSI bypasses the .mi generation alltogether
> >
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