Ok, will do.

What's the latest on Linux compatibility?
I'm really new to linux, and was wondering how to install Indigo properly.
Also how to make it work with Blender.

...I'm not new to computers, just Linux.

Ha! I recognise that site

Please don't hesitate to post a comment on the blog if you find a new site.

Here's a fun little project I did.
Based off from http://www.rocketracingleague.com/

Modeled in Blender.
Rendered in Indigo for 62 hours at 3800 spp.
Textures in Gimp.

ZomB wrote:
The Speed for the red example is amazing, very nice

I would like to see some speed comparison between old & new code!

Well what Cpu is he running, then I'll be amazed.
22 minutes for 1000 spp is great!

Cute kitchen!


Although someone left the door open, and some fireflys got in.

Just a simple soda can test, the fluid needs some tweaking.
Also the texture at the base of both cans needs help.

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Wow that was fast!
And thanks for the advice.

What is the best stable combination for Indigo and the Blendigo exporter?
I'm tired of messing with stupid random errors.
Thanks for looking.

I tried editing the .igs and removing the 'aperture_shape' but it just appears again when I start Indigo.

Ok, I somehow got around the previous problems.
But now, I have new one.
This problem is weird, because it doesn't have anything to do with anything!
I start up Blender, then immediatly export to blendigo 1.09 (stable)
and it says this:
No reason for it to do that, it's just a default scene!!

Ok, here is another one to add to the pile, but this time it's 1.09 not 1.15!
The only reason I went to 1.09 was becasue my textured emitters weren't working!
You can't control the emitter power, it just overexposes the texture making it white!
Boy, all the problems

Ok I fixed that one, thanks! But now!?! I made a scene with two spheres with emitting textures. Yesterday they would render fine, but today I get this message!? Obviously it's some sort of UV problem, but everything seems fine! It is just two emitting spheres, no sunlight light only by emitters. I w...

I tried to start indigo using the Blendigo script, and I got this error message!
I would like some help as soon as possible!
Thanks