I don't know if this is the correct way to do it, but it gets the job done... :? 1. Add a Light > Sun 2. set Properties: > Indigo Hemi Lamp - Lamp Type: Bacground Color/HDRI environment map - Env Map: //pathto... - Env map type: Spherical/Spherical Environment - Gain - Light layer > Indigo Sun/Hemi ...

Oh, yes +1!

I can't unsee ACES anymore... the richness of color spectrum...

This still seems to be unresolved... Also, I'd love to know, will you add support for color maps in the future - for that fine detail - true to lens bokeh with slight chromatic aberration which every single lens make. And your engine, even tho it might not be in the mainstream, it surely is top notc...

+1

A button to Save Image or Send it to Picture Viewer is standard with IPRs/VFBs of other supporting engines.

Indigo Manual / Rendering with Indigo / Denoising

Sunny one, as it gives more lively, dynamic impression.

also, along using Light layers, take care of reflections (with bright outdoor, interior doesn't reflect as much as in your image)

Another good one!
I'm also eager to see how you'll achieve Anti-reflective coating, last time I tried to make it, it was impossible...

for the time being, 2.80 is the latest... 2.81 is to be released next week
Last time l checked, works w/ both

For starters, I would already be content with a material preview and an I/O bridge.

Download and then... Copy/Move " indigo_exporter " folder from "Blendigo-2.80.zip\blendigo-2.80\ sources \" to: "C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\2.81\scripts\addons\" or " root... \2.81\scripts\addons\" Finally, as usual, Activate the Addon. Works with 2.80 and the lates...

Wow! I really like it how simple, yet natural it feels.
Great work!

it's becoming interesting - new RTX 2070 SUPER will also support NVlink
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/gr ... 070-super/

My previous statement was just about NVidia's tech which i still don't like that much. But OIDN & BCD are computed using CPU (HW agnostic) and both are simply Great (1st for previews, 2nd for final 5%) :) Yup, even in RT viewport. I learned, grown... evolved in different way. Collective resources we...

rather use geometry for twigs & leaves instead of opacity, it's lighter and also much faster to render
at first, it may seem more work, but in the end it all pays off, especially in a case like yours or with grasslands

Are you getting some green tinting there? Is this normal?
I'm finding out it's quite difficult to get atmosphere renderings without some greenish tint along...

Great works otherwise.