current config

check the "auto choose number of threads" and indigo will use all your available cpu's yes, but not for animations, then you have to change it manually each time, and for still rendering too if you want to use 5,6 or 7 cores @Harry Beaver: Wait...you have 8 cores???? yes, it's not that special anym...

@ SmartDen:

Is it possible in the next blendigo version to crank up the max number of threads ? Now it is stuck to 4

Thanks

Hi SmartDen,

@1. Could be, but in Lux it shows up well, I'll look into that one again
@2. Great news!
@3. Oops, guess I rushed a little bit, my bad, sry

Hi SmartDen

About my previous post some examples:

1. see attached images (BI & Indigo)
2. try this scene: Challenge #17: Natural History
3. this is one example (attached blendfile)

Hi, First of all thanks to SmartDen for this update, but I too get some errors on older scenes that worked with previous belndigo versions: - UV maps are stretched out - I get the same error as Olis (above in this thread) - I get also this error on some scenes Fatal Error: IndigoDriverExcep: SceneLo...

really nice Pibuz, for rendering and modelling

Nice work ! Especially the first one me like much

now I'm speechless ....

real nice !! (again!)

although big concrete buildings have the reputation to be very massive and "cold", this one seems very light and comfy. Nice design, well done ! be sure to post the final result.

Cheers

aleksandera wrote:Select al faces in edit mode

I have too many seperate meshes to select them one by one, then go in edit mode, unwrap, and then bake.

I just have to pick another color/texture or stick to blender internal with this one.

Thanks for the tips guy's

no can do, too many meshes to unwrap

Hi guys,

I used thisblender material in a model. Now I want to render this one in Indigo but Indigo only supports UV mapping.

Does anyone knows a material that looks like this that can be used in Indigo or a trick to convert it ?

Thx

what about rendering mixing MS XP/Vista & Linux slaves ... ? I have managed to mix win + linux slaves using wine on the linux boxes to emulate the windows drives and paths. I wrote a rather lengthy (and technical) explanation of this on the forum a while ago. edit: bottom of this thread: http://www...

Russdigo wrote:I didn't realise you had to physically have the same data in identicle places on both/multiple computers! As in c:\rendershare\ on comp1 and comp2 etc

if this is true, what about rendering mixing MS XP/Vista & Linux slaves ... ?