Sorry that I wasn't able to reply earlier. No, it's Indigo 2.0.12. Ono, did you test on KDE or Gnome? As far as I know, Indigo uses Qt, whereas Gnome is GTK+ based. Maybe it's an effect of the wrapper (I use Gnome)?

Here are some screenshots to prove (but you don't need a proof, do yo? )

Hmm maybe dim the ceiling lamps (not completely off, but dimmer compared to the lamps at the shelf). Then let it render to a higher SPP so we can see your materials better. They look a bit dull in my opinion. The reflections on the windows are correct :?: but they'll vanish by dimming the lamps, any...

The pictures per se look very good and harmonically as well!

dakiru wrote:Wine (but not that drinkable ) is the solution. It worked for me in Ubuntu.

Ok, I'll try that later A simple zip/tar.gz file would be easier to use, though.

Edit: Hooray, installation via Wine went fine (*rhymes*)

I use the German version of Ubuntu 9.04. In Germany, the decimal separator is a comma, and Ubuntu (or Qt) will thus display a comma in all float number inputs of Indigo's GUI (tonemapping, white balance etc.). When I try to change any of those numbers or something that makes Indigo read them, I get ...

What about a Linux version of latest Blendigo? I still have to use Blendigo 1.1.18

Tonemapping (other than linear) masks the change of illumination, I suppose.

Edit: Camera tonemapping without auto exposure (and no manual exposure adjustment) should not compensate.

Very great renders dakiru & Whaat
I like the reflections and the blurring of the golden dragon!

Got it this morning.

@Blendigo devs:

I remember that the Windows installer of Blender asks where to put its configuration and scripts. Does Blendigo take this into account?

There has to be a folder called blendigopkg with some python scripts in the same folder as the main Blendigo.py script. Re-installing should fix this.

I doubt that there is a problem with the paths, since the main script found its way to the correct folder.

Since Blendigo 2.x (I think) you will find it in the "Render" menu of the preferences window (topmost bar). Already looked there?

Switched over to windows and downloaded all the stuff... i tested it, it make no difference Are you sure? With freshly installed Python, Blender and Blendigo, i got exactly the same error at first, then removed the extra backslashes in indigo.py and restarted Blender. And now it works :shock: EDIT: ...

That's life

But if there are really double backslashes in the script, Windows will receive them doubled as well what makes the key invalid (as i suppose).

Nah, r"spam..." is Python's way to express raw strings, which don't treat backslashes as escape characters. I just wonder why the traceback output shows double backslashes? Maybe they shouldn't be doubled here.