What material settings did you used for the grass? Is it a plain diffuse?

Well then ZomB should be all fine, cause he transfered the cancer to SATtva_

This is not so funny.

> Or is that only for Indigo 2.0 and forward? Yes, it is. Here's what I have in the license.txt file for 1.1.18: "You may use Indigo for commercial use, with the following restriction: "You may not install or use Indigo on a render-farm, where the use of, or access to, the render farm (and/or softwa...

joxer, the license agreement on these verstions quite clearly states that they are free to use for any purpose. There's no way for the developer to retroactively change this as he's bound to these terms.

[quote="OnoSendai"]If you download and install the 2.0.4 version, you can have a look at license.txt, also it shows it as the first thing in the installer.[/quote] Okay, I did that, and read the license thoroughly. Sadly, there is absolutely nothing that covers "lifetime upgrades to Indigo 3, 4, and...

Ono, with all due respect, is that possible to read the license agreement before purchase? By the way, the beta forum still remains closed.

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That was somebody else for sure. I've never used vray nor any other commercial 3d software.

I'm a Blender user.

I think it's too early to judge anything. I'm looking forward for an actual license agreement. Until then I'm migrating to Lux.

I'm curious, 295/595€ is a per-CPU or a per-subject license?

Den, did you seen the final image?
http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... f=4&t=5402

Looks like a spam. >__>

Not really, unless this is a quite fast machine. I think a single Intel i7 is capable of doing this in about 10-15 days.

Camera clipping in Indigo? Is that true? O_o I think I missed something.

Yeah, they used something similar to your description.

Clay render is an exported scene with all mats replaced with diffuse light-grey. Useful to quickly check geometry and light.