You can have different colored lights on the same layer and envmaps with lots of colors, so what should indigo report then? Not an exporter problem.
Why default light layer color is pinkish instead of 1,1,1 I have no idea.

Headroom wrote:If at some point in the hopefully not too distant future a GPU accelerated version of Indigo will provide substantial benefits in rendering speed I am sure you'll see more of it.

Is this substantial enough for you?
A little expensive though.

Well, that didn't work.
Lowfat milk, regular milk, lowfat choc milk, regular choc milk.

1cm diameter (4 carat) on the diamond cut.
Most of these would probably look better on different cut gems, but was too lazy to model different ones.

26 materials that use measured data.
Rose Quartz scattering down to 400 to spice it up a bit.

Looks biased to me. Gotta test irl to compare.

http://www.home.no/faenskap/3d/scattering-properties-of-participating-media.html Milk (regular) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <scenedata> <medium> <name>milk_medium</name> <precedence>2</precedence> <basic> <ior>1.345</ior> <cauchy_b_coeff>0</cauchy_b_coeff> <absorption_coefficient_spectru...

Today I did both... at the same time too.

snorky wrote:My Norton hates Mitsuba...

mtssrv.exe

http://securityresponse.symantec.com/se ... 00-2232-99

My brain hates Norton.

Milk (regular)
Slowest material ever forever.

Blendigo isn't adding <num_threads> to igs when <auto_choose_num_threads> is false, so when you resume or start a render from igs, Indigo use only 1 thread.

But do you really want a sun without aperture diffraction?
Looks totally weird dude.

Huh?

Turn off bidir.

I'ts a lobster phone. I want one.