Some users will have had issues using the menus on the Indigo site in ie7 - I think I've sorted them. Sorry IE users for the problems. :)

The April->May competition has started. The topic is to build something like a water jug, with caustics and nice lighting. Good luck to all contestants - and see the winners of our previous competitions on the competition winners page.

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Pibuz, from Padua, Italy - posted this image that he built with Sketchup and Indigo. Pretty amazing if you ask me. Well done Pibuz. :)

You can find out a bit more about Glare Technologies - the company that owns Indigo at our website.

The Maya and XSI Exporters were hard to find on the old site - they now have their own pages and a little documentation about how to download and install them. It'd be good if maya and xsi users could post updates on their respective artist forums to let people know that Indigo once again works with

We've added the start of documentation for the 3ds max and Cinema 4D exporters.

We had to change the result of the competition - because one of the judges couldn't tell the difference between a photo and the output of Indigo. Here is the offending image: The image was created by SATtva_.

See this post to see the three winners of the indigo rendering competition for February->March. The winning renders - by SATtva_, ZomB and Fused. .thumb{border: 1px solid #777; padding: 5px;}

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