Okay ... since when? added the result. RTX 2070 is better than some RTX 2080..

It just says i am not logged in.
although I am..

Sorry but another browser does also not work, please devs fix that..

Indigo Benchmark v4.0.64, Windows 64-bit build. GeForce RTX 2070 (NVIDIA Corporation) - Bedroom: 6.238 M samples/s (1280x720, 60.062 s, 345.926 samples/pixel) GeForce RTX 2070 (NVIDIA Corporation) - Supercar: 22.101 M samples/s (1280x720, 60.123 s, 1387.775 samples/pixel) Sorry that I post that here...

Yes there is not much documentation about blendigo, but if you know cycles or other engines like luxrender, its quite
intuitive.

I wonder if there will be an update to blender 2.80?

Maybe it is already there and I haven't seen it, but this feature would be great..

Okay installed that package:

https://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/amd6 ... 0/download

Now it works...

Terminal shows this:

/home/v45c0/Downloads/IndigoRenderer_x64_v4.0.65/indigo: error while loading shared libraries: libpng12.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Hallo tried to start indigo on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, but nothing happened. on 16.04 LTS everything worked fine. Got only Indigo 3 licence but newer versions don't work too, including the benchmark. Is there any fix for this?

hello, I tried to scatter 300K grass bunches in a particle system, but only 100k were possible in Indigo. Then I tried it with Luxrender Luxcore and it worked, cycles works , too. export works but Indigo shows an error... Here is the wip picture from Luxcore. please indigo devs write me a PM then I ...

Hello, I tried to use the new exporter on Ubuntu 16.04 with Blender 2.79a but got this error message when I try to start it.

Okay that works, thank you just didn't see the render queue tab.

I opened one .igs file, when I open the .igq file it starts at frame 1.

I tried that, but Indigo only renders the scene I opened.

is there a possibility to start a render queue not only from frame 1, exept of export the whole animation again from frame x?