Hi,

I searched for a similar material, but nothing matches.

Also, the model is not finished. I will finish it with zbrush. And i will not use texture maps because i wanted to have a realistic render. That's include to have a realistic material.

Hi,

i'm trying to render an iceberg, but i have a lot of troubles to create a material that look like an iceberg.

How could i achieve that?

I'm using indigo v3.8.33 with blender 2.77

Thanks a lot.

Regards, Sam

lycium wrote:

sam mcfly wrote:Wow!! it's pretty fast! with what resolution for the render? 4K?!

It's just the normal Indigo benchmark, not really high resolution: https://www.indigorenderer.com/indigobench/

still pretty fast! lol my setup is at light years to reach this speed lol

Sroka8888 wrote:Colors...

incredible!

How did you use the specular map in indigo?

Oscar J wrote:Something along the same mood.

Amazing render! you had the flare in post prod, or indigo can render this?

Hi there everyone. Thanks for the nice feedback. I did the requested benchmark. I will paste the results below. I also posted it in the benchmark list. Indigo Benchmark v4.0.46, Windows 64-bit build. Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-5960X CPU @ 3.00GHz (GenuineIntel) - Bedroom: 1.009 M samples/s GeForce GTX 10...

it's not available ? :/

Hello guys,

i would like to know if it was possible to bake the light maps with indigo in blender?

Thanks a lot!

it works, thanks a lot

Hello guys,

i have some issues with some normal maps, and i would like to know if i can invert or reverse the normal maps with indigo?

Thanks a lot

Regards, Sam.

thanks guys!

hey guys,

for my models, i try to use a reflection map or a glosiness map and i would like to know in which channel do i put them?

Material exponent map? Material Fresnel scale map?

I'm a lost lol

Thanks!

I tried it, and it works fine thanks for your help

Thank you.

But i don't see any difference. Do i need to set my sphere with the real radius of saturn?

thank you, but do i need to create a new sphere and make this material?

or can you upload it as an external material (.igm)? so i can use it in blendigo, thanks