Lounge scene © Jyrgen Aleksejev |
Amazing image qualityIndigo is a photorealistic renderer which simulates the physics of light to achieve near-perfect image realism. By combining an industrial-strength renderer with a high quality exporter for Autodesk 3ds Max, you can create great images directly from 3ds Max. 3ds Max and Indigo together can generate images so realistic that your friends and clients won't be able to tell if it's a photo or computer generated. |
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| You must install the Indigo standalone before installing an Indigo exporter. Download Indigo standalone |
Maxigo for Indigo 3.0 |
Maxigo for Indigo 2.4 / 2.6 |
DocumentationPDF version |
Community Maxigo Forum
Discuss Maxigo with others. |
Easy to learnIndigo Renderer has a well written 3ds Max plugin (Maxigo), and is easy to learn. Indigo uses your 3ds Max models, materials and lighting. And because Indigo has an advanced material system for ultra realistic scenes, you can modify your 3ds Max materials to use Indigo materials. Indigo materials can have bump maps, specular reflections, sub surface scattering and other advanced rendering features. Maxigo works with 3ds Max 9, 3ds Max 2008, 3ds Max 2009, 3ds Max 2010 and 3ds Max 2011. |
Getting StartedTo get started with 3ds Max, you need to install Indigo and Maxigo, then work your way through the documentation.
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Sample renders from Indigo![]() "This is not a pipe" © aleksandera ![]() Concrete house-nature © Impulse ![]() Concrete House © Impulse ![]() Drink © zzag_123 ![]() Liege © Camox ![]() White flowers © hcpiter ![]() DSLR Camera © Lemo ![]() VW Polo © christoph.kohlhas ![]() Winter Afternoon © StompinTom ![]() Crown hall by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe © hcpiter |
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