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© Bertrand Benoit
© Bertrand Benoit
© Bertrand Benoit
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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 Blender, you can create great images directly from Blender. Blender 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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DownloadVersion 2.2 Stable |
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DownloadVersion 2.2 Stable |
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Documentation Online Blender Manual
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DocumentationPDF version. |
Community Blendigo Forum
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Easy to learnIndigo Renderer has a well written Blender plugin, and is easy to learn. Indigo uses your Blender models, materials and lighting. And because Indigo has an advanced material system for ultra realistic scenes, you can modify your Blender materials to use Indigo materials. Indigo materials can have bump maps, specular reflections, sub surface scattering and other advanced rendering features. How much does it cost?A commercial licence of Indigo costs €595 but you can use the free version of Indigo for learning Indigo. |
Getting StartedTo get started with Blender and Indigo, you need to install Indigo and Blendigo, then work your way through the documentation.
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Sample renders from Indigo![]() Beach house © dcm ![]() Seat Leon-studio cam01 © hcpiter ![]() Alfa Romeo 8c Competizione (front) © juan_irender ![]() Save the bulb © Camox ![]() Dodge Nitro 03 © zed_pmd ![]() fasade 03 © zed_pmd ![]() Dodge Nitro 01 © zed_pmd ![]() Flower © hcpiter ![]() Eames Plastic Side Chair DSW © hcpiter ![]() Coloured Glass © OnoSendai ![]() Lobby © Camox ![]() swety dreams © jay_p ![]() studio setup 2 © zed_pmd ![]() Small house © Camox ![]() Evening Meadow © zeitmeister ![]() Audi TT v1 © ikodn |
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