The light setup is simple enough. Several meshes lighting up the model, on the inside of a "bowl". I never checked the render times, but i think it's around 10 hours on my Q6600 using bidirectional. It was the car material that really saved the day. I've been struggling to find a good material for a...

This is a a project that is quite old, but this summer I had some spare time to finish the modeling, and to light it properly. The carpaint I got from from the material lib (BbB). There are still things that I could have fixed, worked on, and so on, but I needed to draw the line.. :) Indigo 1.1.18 x...

Thank you OnoSendai I think your render marks the end for this car. There are still things that could have been changed and redone and.. But I need to stop. I've worked on this car for almost 2 years on and off..

Thanks for kind comments OnoSedai, if your offer still stands, i can send it. Is there somewhere i can upload it? it's 69mb, so my gmail can't take it..

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Thank you

Indigo 1.1.18 x64 on windows and Blendigo 1.1.18

The first is with indigo subdiv, the other with only blenders subdiv. Other scenes render totally fine.
Both with indigo 1.1.18 and Blender 2.48a

I found this other tread talking about something similar.
http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... f=5&t=6251

Very impressive I liked the feel to the first one, but the last one is better overall..

Thanks for kind comments

Thanks guys

This project has been on the backburner for ages, so i finaly got around to finishing it Hope you guys like it. C&C is still welcome.

Blender 2.45 + Indigo 1.0.9
*Update

Finally figured out how to do proper composition in blender/indigo.

Blender 2.49a + Indigo 1.1.18 x64

Very impressive! ..but a small comment though.. I don't like the vertical element on the left side of the image. It conflicts too much with the overall image composition..

RenderFred: Will there be support for indigo animation renders at your farm?

Some rounder edges would be nice. It's very hard looking right now.. I like the second one, but again, soften the edges with a chamfer and put on some textures