I will reiterate what I have stated multiple times else where. All indigo releases should look like this: Mac Universal Binary containing Intel 32 and 64bit Insert list of version appropriate Mac exporters/plugins Linux 32bit Linux 64bit Insert list of version appropriate Linux exporters/plugins Win...

Hi! And welcome

blendigomac2.2.1fail.jpg I'm guessing you are making assumptions about paths ben? I haven't had a blendigo installation fail on mac prior to this release. With release of Snow Leopard I decided to do some restructuring of my system layout and I no longer install blender directly in the applications...

Personally I think it's better without the laser. The laser actually detracts from the main action of the scene and takes it out of balance for me. Nice stuff

What's been your impression of the 64-bit build wytraven? Sorry for not providing any feedback on this Ben. I'm up to my ears in an electronic project at the moment so I haven't even touched indigo apart from downloading and installing :( By the time I do get around to indigo stuff again I guess th...

Well despite the apparent issues with Mac 64Bit build (I say apparent as I have only just installed it) I just wanted to say thanks for getting a 64bit build out.

Snow Leopard and Indigo 64bit in one day for me. Yay!

Maybe indigo actually "read" the first line of the JPEG

Sounds very reasonable to me

Thx for sharing your research Zilla.

Godzilla wrote:I did buy a license even though i'm not making any money with it.

Ditto.

So in other words you want full use of the program's primary function (which is to create images) at no cost? But want the rest of us to pay so we can render faster while those testing the demo get one thing planted firmly in their heads; Indigo is to slow for any real use? Wake up ne0...

...should be straight into the "Best of Indigo" gallery in my opinion even though this version somehow lacks the realism of the first render. Still a shit-hot render. You should be very proud of this work Zeit.

Both chairs are top work Zilla

one of your pillars is floating Ono

Nice to see you trying to make use of bump maps for realism Strom. Here's a few pointers though: 1. I think I mentioned before that for small objects where scratching is really fine you need to use very high res bump maps and very little, if any, blurring of the scratch map. If you look at this imag...