Thanks, I will wait for a complete blendigo (launch indigo included) for OS X.
Good luck whith the new business

Can't wait to put my 8 cores Mac Pro to burn rubber

Since Blendigo is GPL, I think it's ok to take a look at the way the exporter for LuxRender launch the renderer

Thanks to all the development team by the OS X efforts

SmartDen wrote:WAIT FOR ME!
i want to be in too

Me too!

Mac pro 8 cores OS X 10.5.6

Thanks!

Luxrender exporter can launch the renderer very well on OS, would be nice if someone do a copy/paste from it

It's possible to render directly from Blender with blendigo (OS X) to Indigo (Darwine) ? or... we must export and then load into Indigo and render?

ronald8 wrote:Unfortunately blendigo material preview does not work and autorun also does not work...

Go to the Luxrender forums and download the blender exporter, so may be you could reuse the autorun code

I recently buy a Mac pro too!

I have crossed my fingers.

In you scene, try to change the Sun position and put it over the scene (without changing the angle)...

The result are exactly the same


Even more, if you leave the Sun in the same place (low over horizon) but changes the angle, your Sun no more appears just over the horizon

Woodie wrote:That is what I did.

No, you did: "...except via lowering it down to the horizon."

That isn't correct, because you can put the sun whatever place on the scene, the only usable value is the angle (you must rotate it to get different hours of day)

You must adjust the angle of the sun, not her position

Yeah! It's very usefull to remove walls while rendering interiors, so you camera can stay far from it

aleksandera wrote:Caronte:
Nice model. Just wonder, how much can you earn with stuff like this?

Depends of the client, If they have a good watch, then you can increase the invoice amount

Ah! Ok

zsouthboy wrote:Yeah I build scenes in blender at 5-10x size, usually, then reduce by x on export.

Why not adjust the Worldscale value instead?

My latest (and boring) job:
Window corner