... and he did! Thanks!

cool idea, I'd be in too. Any ideas? Something like a fully equipped appartment/office with A LOT of props, a lot of detailed things laying around? And everybody could deliver his personal render... but perhaps somebody has a more spectacular idea. Something involving people/characters cause this fo...

That's a very very nice render. I like the chain, is it platinum? your design is pretty cool, i would just make the "black" part a little darker. Love the red ruby!

Very nice! Love the colour sheme! And I actually like the fluid sim, it is a long jug so water does flow a little like a river when you hold it sideways...

this is still VERY WIP but I decided to post it anyway. The white objects are my fluid-emitters, I'll hide them onece I'm happy with the simulation. I plan to add a lot of drops to the ground so it looks nice and fresh! and the ground's ior is way too high. great pictures here so far, good luck to e...

Nice Stromberg! And much better than just using phong plastic!

AGREE!! I understand that you guys put all your efforts into the commercialisation now, but it would be great to see a FINAL stable version of free indigo. The unstable 1.1.18 is already a very advanced program, but being marked as "unstable" it might scare a lot of people to try it as it seems expe...

I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM!!! I use a gmx-account, they're one of the biggest german e-mail providers, and it never worked. I wrote Ben about it, but don't get an answer for 2 weeks or so now. That is not very professional. I had to create a fake "ten-minute"-email account to post here. And of course n...

looks good! love the texture of the front. just put some phong at the white parts, or even some colour (dark red?) to make it look like plastic!

Thanks for the replies! The first two are awesome :) What was the fluid sim done with? It was done in Blender 2.48. Each of the small pics were rendered in 1440x900, I didn't want to explode this forum but in the attachment is my favourite. It shows a drop getting hit by a drop, it was a pain to get...

First post here, but long time reader of the forums. Thanks to everybody who ever asked or answered a question, without you I wouldn't have made it to even render these simple pictures!
So here we go: