Very nice indeed! I particularly like the use of the Miro! Michael

Kram1032
Thanks for this info - I'll definately be checking out 0.9.10! Michael

afecelis: Thanks - I'll give it a try tonight.

Kram1032: Wow! Didn't know 0.9 stable was available yet. I'm pretty new to Indigo and have been so engrossed in learning 0.8! Thanks

Hi,
How do I generate/export an .xml scene file from Blender or Blendigo in order to manually edit the scene? I'm using Blender 2.44, Indigo 0.8 stable and Blendigo 0.8t2 beta1d. Michael

Hi Hafunui,
Thanks for this info also - I did open Indigo's .ini file to see about changing the render size as per CoolColJ's post. Glad to hear you can edit
the .igs file also. I'm having too much fun with this renderer! Michael

Thanks CoolColJ! That was too easy - I should have figured it out myself.
You can probably tell this is my first endeavor with an external renderer.

Hello, A newby here - I searched the forums but couldn't find my answer: How does one use .igs files? I see all the .igs files in the test scenes folder in my Indigo directory, but I can't seem to find any info on how to use these scenes. :? I am using Indigo 08 stable and Blendigo 08t2 beta 1d. PS:...

CoolColJ,
Hmmm......interesting thought - I'll have to give this a try as well.
Thanks.

Kram,
You must be reading my mind - this is exactly what I was going to try (getting creative) when I got home tonight! Although a larger sphere would probably give me the soft shadows I need but I'll experiment with it. Thanks again.

Thanks for the quick reply - OK then, I'll have to get creative!

Hi, Just a noob question - has this (invisible mesh light) or an equivalent been implemented yet? I searched the forums and perused the Manual but couldn't find an answer. I need a sperical or point light that illuminates yet is invisible in the render. Using Blender 2.44 and Indigo 0.8. Thanks :D