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Congratulations to all those involved!

your resumer is quite nice daniel, but... there's no buts! it's simply awesome! :-D It's simple and do what it stands for and more (it even allows one to run indigo on network). As for the problems in wine, I assume that installing the .net framework might solve the issue.

I thought it would still waste ram...

pixie That's right but that would be very inefficient, wouldn't it? Especially if you render at 2000x2000. Who'd want to waste this precious render time? No doubt about that, the only thing going for it would be that it would bring more flexibility in the sense that you could crop from a render ins...

Leave the camera as is and instead of using a (let's say) 800x600 do a 800x 1200 resolution, then crop the surplus...

Sure. I'll post some screen grabs when I'm finished. Basically, without the shift lens, you wouldn't see the feet of the table and you would see a lot more uninteresting ceiling. In order to see the whole table without the shift lens, I would have either to lower the camera (inconvenient: very low ...

This is a recent error I have. Does anyone knows the reason why?

And now for something completely different, these very same pics but in ico format.

like <merge_vertices>?

Fused: Water can be water again even if you serialize the material's name in Cindigo!!! wiiiii!

Dude where's the wheel! Where's the Wheel dude!

@suvakas:
It looks at the same time fluffy and poinky. I don't know weather I would lay down or stay well clear of it!

For posterity...

I assume that it would be because otherwise it just dry the computer off.

There's an app named Process Tamer which might solve it, since one can define indigo to have lower priority automatically.

Gives me the same problem too