@tar_gniK
It depends on technology, but for indigo isnt better that have one fat piece of glass instead of two thin??
Anyway maxigo 2.6 fix the problem, im testing it and for now it looks ok.

Ok, here is the thing, at work we have some version of indigo 2.X, but for sure we use maxigo 2.4. And there is no glass acceleration. I downloaded the latest version to check results with glass acceleration but its weird too, lights on standard settings (light layers set on 1.00) inside the buildin...

Hi all, This is my latest project i am workin on. I have problem with sun and glass panels - it seems that light can't get through of these windows and everything inside looks like in a cloudy day. Especially on exterior rendering. When I put camera inside its a liittle bit better. When it is only o...

@Gabich nice render!

Some diamonds;)

Yes, bokeh circles are glass reflecting light above it. Ok, I understand - DOF rendering in indigo is quite slow, so I have other qestion: For example: I export scene with BiDir MLT setting and I render it. Everything is going fine but sometimes I decide to stop render and render it again with other...

Over 14 h of rendering, and 128 000 saples per pixel and still background is noisy! I don't get it :/

I was using BiDir pathtrace mode.

Hi, there!
These interior visualizations I made for my school project. The house is located in Vancouver, Canada. I hope U like it

Material & lighting test...

thank U for reply, I'm actually using bi-dir mlt and emitter materials are in pretty high settings (multiply 10) the only way is to change luminance (now is 5000), or maybe I change to indigo emitter material, I don't know...

Hi there, these are renders for my school project but I have problem with interior lights. This is 6h render with over 5700 spp on Intel i7. As you can see the daylight version is very nice and clean but when I change light layers to make night version the inside lights are still noisy! I'm in a hur...

"No, this isn't a photo, this is Indigo."

"Indigography"

Hi there! This is prove that indigo is a perfect tool for study lighning:) I made this simple scene to check possibilites in studio without going to studio;) The sculpture is from skechup 3d warehouse, the material is a modified marble from material library. And thing that I love the most: one rende...

The car looks nice. But I do not like that U use russian instead of english. If U don't know english at all, use google translator for example. At least for respect forum users.

My friend bought i7 in last month and wow it is almost 15x faster than my p4 3ghz when it comes to rendering. I think it's time to buy new pc;)

EDIT: So how about this glass? When I should use "transparent" and when "glossy:99999"??

It was designed for my school project:) I have one interior shot of this house but around 1k spp and still noisy:( When I finish it, I'll post on forum.