Glare technologies has reached agreements with Suvakas (maxigo), Whaat (skindigo) and Fused (cindigo) so that we can work together on improving Indigos exporters. We are talking with the other exporter writers at the moment to get everyone nailed down.

We've written up some more information about going commercial and the Indigo 100 special offer of licences.

.. did you notice? If anything seems amiss - please see this post or email me ben@indigorenderer.com.

The Indigo site will be moving to a new server over the next 48 hours. You shouldn't notice anything, it should be completely transparent - but if there are any issues - please contact me at: ben@indigorenderer.com This move will help us get the material database ready for deploying. :)

OlisStudios on Deviant Art has been doing some awesome renders - there's a whole gallery of procedurally generated scenes that are modelled in Blender and rendered at very high-resolution (above 2 megapixel) in Indigo. See this render called The Hole. The Hole by OlisStudios

This bedroom render by arneoog is a great example of how adjusting the lighting in one scene can produce such varied results with a good unbiased raytracer.

Something I've been meaning to do for a while - users who buy one of the 100 lifetime licences we're offering for Indigo - get a badge under their name to show our appreciation for their early support of Indigo Renderer. I'll work my way through the licencees so far - but I don't have forum names f

This test scene for trees and water was done by Suvakas, and looks pretty damn tight in my opinion.

This watch and diamonds scene was done by seanser.

A photo of our office at 9 Holland Street, on a beautiful blue sky Wellington day. In the area we've got some great bars, cafes, a delicious market and wonderful takeaways for late night hacking sessions on Indigo.