Nice catch! I had this bug once a while ago I think. Could you upload the scene for the developers to look at?

Cool!

I'd be interested to learn - what's keeping you from achieving as good results in Indigo as you can in Corona? Obviously they have some great tools for arch viz, but which advantages are the most major in your opinion?

Sweet! Love the hint of colour LUT or whatever it is you've got going on there.

That's just compact white, right? Have you tried changing from Linear to Reinhard tonemapping to ensure that it isn't just completely overexposed?

Make the objects around it darker, I guess. Do you have a render to share, perhaps?

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You probably have to select the Nvidia GPU within Indigo standalone (in the OpenCL settings).

Hi Lal-O. That car paint is kinda complicated with interference enabled, which apparently doesn't work well on GPU. Are you sure you need interference? Otherwise, there's a pretty much identical material without interference here: https://www.indigorenderer.com/materials/materials/1322 The white dot...

Some quick environment renders of that concept car

The GTX will probably be pretty useless for OpenCL rendering. But you're right, no need for SLI when rendering with Indigo.

You'll need a separate GPU for your main display. The key is not using your display GPU for rendering - then you'll be able to surf to your heart's content.

Cool shots, especially the night ones

Woow, the last one is beautiful! Double sided thin?

^ Agreed. Personally, I think more powerful plugins are the way forward, rather than trying to turn the standalone into a full fledged scene editing and assembly software (which all 3D software would do a much better job at anyway). Octane is an interesting example in that some of their plugins are ...

^ Hmm, why would you not want to use your 3d app for these things though?

You can set gamma for HDRI backgrounds in Indigo standalone, as show in the screenshot. I practically always use it as it's such a great way to give some extra pop to a bad HDRI. So just a +1 from me to add it to the Max plugin.