What you are looking for is in the method 'SkIndigo.export' in the file 'skindigo.rb' ... Change the line to this: export_path="Q:\\3d\\Indigo\\default.igs" Works like a charm - actually, better! You've cut my export time in half, and with simple meshes (~< 20megs) the time from Sketchup to Indigo ...

I'd like to change the default render location to a drive other than my primary OS, to prolong the life of my SSD array and also to take advantage of another more powerful raid array. I'm working on a rig with the OS install on two SSD (Solid State if anyone is confused :mrgreen:)drives in raid 0 - ...

too bad the news arent on the frontpage.... Too bad the news isn't also a little more explicit on the buy page, under the giant header of "Thinking of purchasing Indigo? Let us give you a few reasons why...", followed by a bunch of nice points, one of which happens to talk about the lifetime licens...

Hey so I just bought a license - but I didn't see anything about it being a lifetime license in the thank you email... I'm hoping that since I didn't see anything saying NO MORE LIFETIME LICENSES that I've made it in time? I guess since there's no way to tell who I am there is no way to say if I got...