Isn't there a more simple way to get rid of that background?

I'm having troubles finding how to set my scene background to be transparent. How I can do that? Search results didn't help me.

I've got little bug report to make, hopefully this is the right place for it. There's some problem with my Windows username and SKindigo plugin or Indigo itself. Indigo didn't create folder to AppData\Roaming folder which caused that I can't render any scene or open Render Settings panel. Everything...

Based on other recent posts it is possible that some special characters in your username may be causing the problem. Hmph, that's not pro for Indigo then. So I could try install it when I'm logged in as admin.. EDIT: Yep, it worked there fine. Ofcourse now I'm requesting a fix for this. Should I em...

It says this after I click render button: Error: #<Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory - C:\Users\K„ytt”\AppData\Roaming/Indigo Renderer> G:/Program Files/Google Sketchup 8 Pro/Plugins/skindigo.rb:1037:in `mkdir' G:/Program Files/Google Sketchup 8 Pro/Plugins/skindigo.rb:1037:in `get_indigo_app...

I'm still having this problem! I re-installed Indigo few times but problem is still there. I also tried x32 install. There's no Indigo folder in appdata/roaming/ either...

Problems again. I'm clicking the Render settings or Render scene but nothing happens. I just installed Indigo and SKindigo again since I re-installed everything, also rebooted after installation. I'm using Windows 7 x64, Sketchup is 8 Pro. Could it be that I don't have some C++ libraries installed?...

Hmm...this is weird. There's no Indigo folder in *username*/appdata/ and there's no Indigo Renderer in installed applications list

Problems! I'm clicking the Render settings or Render scene but nothing happens. I just installed Indigo and SKindigo again since I re-installed everything, I also rebooted after Indigo and SKindigo installation. I'm using Windows 7 x64, Sketchup is 8 Pro. Could it be that I don't have some C++ libra...

Problems again. I'm clicking the Render settings or Render scene but nothing happens. I just installed Indigo and SKindigo again since I re-installed everything, also rebooted after installation. I'm using Windows 7 x64, Sketchup is 8 Pro. Could it be that I don't have some C++ libraries installed? ...

Looks like cache folder takes about 700mb space. Can I delete it or will I lose something important?

C:\Users\**\AppData\Roaming\Indigo Renderer\cache

Veeery quiet there

Office chair in progress Had problems with Indigo several months ago but seems to work now.

Borgleader wrote:http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2010 ... -again.ars
Its been delayed again

Shouldn't be long this time, only few weeks. Come before christmas though.

I pre-ordered this like a year ago Looks truly epic, hopefully it is.