+1

haha...yes, that has been keeping me busy which makes it harder to keep SkIndigo up to date. Right now, finishing that tool is tops on my list. Problem is, I have very little free time right now to work on anything. I sometimes wish I could quit my job and just program SU plugins for a living!

There was a job opening at the Google sketchup team for a coder a month ago.
I thought about forwarding it to you by mail, but forgot about it....
Now I regret it.
People like you should get opportunities imho.

By the way:

Millions and millions of polygons
All is 3D.

cool.
The Indigo instancing system can be pushed pretty far, I think you will find.
Several thousand trees shouldn't be a problem.

hmmm nice

btw ono any likelihood of interference (iridescence) film effects
thinking beetles, butterflies, paua shells, bubbles , lens coatings....leggy things that go zap

I haven't experienced any RAM issues yet and the above scene contained over 6000 tree/vegetation components.
This is fun !!!!

People 'sprayed' around:

..yes: i definitely have to test this freaking plugin
As always, amazing light Kwisten!

Thanks.

Leafs-a-gogo:

Now, combine the three tests xD
(The huge robot between those trees and people, running away from it ^^)
amazing!

or...clone soldiers running with it in an attack in exactly synchronised movement ..make em titanium and carrying lasers or something

pow ! zap!

Soldiers huh? .......No lasers though, just a 'pylum' :

SketchyPhysics + Component Spray Tool + Skindigo:



I wish there was some way we could have Motion Blur in sketchup/Indigo.

Component Spray tool?? I have to check that out.

All those tests are really cool but I think i like the last one best.

Great stuff biebel! I am thrilled that someone is actually using the instancing and proxy feature (one of my favorites)