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UUUuuahhh...

I see we have a very big fan here.

neo0. wrote:

UUUuuahhh...

I see we have a very big fan here.

Nah, just that i realize at each new release again and again that it was really worth buying a lifetime licence although i was broke at that time since i was a poor student... bleah, i love business and rendering

marcus3d wrote:why network is turn on??

lycium wrote:The demo was recorded with two i7 920s and one Q9300 in network rendering mode

Network rendering is an option, it doesn't have to be on for the new features to work.

Will there be different style of camera navigation to choose from? Personally, Maya is how i roll.

Does it use the GPU on slaves?
Will GPU be supported on linux?

Etienne

djegoo wrote:

neo0. wrote:

UUUuuahhh...

I see we have a very big fan here.

Nah, just that i realize at each new release again and again that it was really worth buying a lifetime licence although i was broke at that time since i was a poor student... bleah, i love business and rendering

Kinda wished I was an Indigo 100 member too now, even though I'm not a pro user as such.... :)

galinette wrote:Does it use the GPU on slaves?
Will GPU be supported on linux?

Etienne

Yes and yes We might not have GPU support for *nix operating systems on day 1, but we're working on it now and it's a definite priority for us.

What will be the price for indigo 3.0 ? Will there be an upgrade license possibility for 2.0 licensed users, and how much is it ? Or does 2.0 licensed users get 3.0 for free ? :)

I am wondering the same, what will be the price for 3.0?

I am wondering the same, what will be the price for 3.0?
+1 Great question

We've been doing some thinking + researching about the pricing, and will announce it shortly!

when does it will be ready to try?????
i want to know a date!!!

marcus3d wrote:when does it will be ready to try?????
i want to know a date!!!

I'm very sure that Glare is still working on it to the day of release and try to put even more awesomeness into it with each day work they still spend on v3. Each day taking longer until the release is a day of work that enhances the next version!!

A important point is that if you look back to v2 development you guys will notice that it get regular feature updates, fixes and tweaks! A total of 240 (!!!) fixes and features during a version period is something what other companies release as a purchasable xx.5 update for!

Are you talking about Maxon by any chance? *big grin*

PureSpider wrote:Are you talking about Maxon by any chance? *big grin*

For example ;)
Also Adobe just released a CS 5.5...

What I simply love about Indigo are the public betas, so you can take advantages of fixes & features just when they happen!