oh, well, my render is 2800x2100 pixels.

It's my first try rendering this big image.

Thank you, BbB.

<edit: Added> What about shift lens and display/upload period, anyone?

Hi all, about shift lens ; I'm wondering, what is the unit of the shift lens parameter? Does it relative to...camera position, rendering size, scene scale,....anything? about display period ; As I use network rendering quite often, due to the fact that I don't have powerful machine. If I set display...

I still have too much to play/learn with the 1.0.9, and then THIS !!!

Thank you, Ono.

I'm not worthy (bow)
I'm not worthy (bow)
I'm not worthy... (bow)

I really like the funky lighting for the canopy.

I'd say it's pretty good for the conceptual design presentation.

I've never known that before. And that's a very good safety net for a noob like myself. Actually, I've never really close Indigo while it's saving file before. There are lots of useful advise I read around here about what to do and what not. So I tell myself, "Just don't do it" Network rendering is ...

Just close the CLI version like the GUI version, the window says render thread terminating and stuff then ;) For the GUi version on slaves, hitting the redX button doesn't do the trick for me. Indigo says it's "Quitting" but it doesn't really quit. It just keeps rendering and sending frame to the m...

Hi, Just wondering, is there a proper way to stop rendering via indigo_console.exe, in Windows? Usually, I just wait for the right moment (make sure that Indigo is not saving .png or .igi or anything) then hit Ctrl+break. For the GUI version, I stop rendering by clicking the redX on the upper-right ...

speech less !!! .... totally speech less.

so excited about what's going on here.

thank you very much, guys.

Levon wrote:Got it working. change line 1384 to:

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 f.write("start /b /belownormal indigo.exe "" + relpath(indigopath,filename) + "" -n wm" + "\n")

it will start it in working master.

Thank you very much for pointing that out. This is a very helpful information.

About mesh light;
How about your unit in the scene? Is it in meter or inch (or feet)? One unit in Indigo = One meter.

About the "No 'spectrum' element found...";
Sorry, I have no idea about that. I ran into this error once and got through it but really can't remember how

I guess there's the sun outside your room. Try increasing the Power(W) to something like 12,000 or more. The sun is very hard too be beaten :) Also checking your normals. Make sure all normals for your mesh light are pointing out. I recommend you searching the forum about creating neon light. I thin...

Wedge wrote:I see the book with your name on it.

CTZn ;
Yes, it really need bevel. Thank you for pointing that out. Hope my next experiment will be improved.

ps.
This 800 x 600 picture was rendered for about 30 hrs. till it reach 7000 spp.

Nothing much about this picture. Comments and critics are welcome


ps. Post-pro by using Violet.

After recreating a new .blend file from scratch (not from appending object from the old file), every thing is going smooth.


I'm not sure what's going on but I'm trying to sort things out. I'll let you know if the problem occurs again.

I sometimes have this message about "scene.getCurrentCamera<> deprecated!" when exporting .igs

This message is on and off. Without changing anything to the scene, I re-exported the scene and the warning is gone. Did that couple of times, it's back......and gone again