you could use this for appplying moss to dirt or tree bark surfaces as well.... very very nice.
The render looks amazing BTW

Is there training on ISL? or at least on using ISL materials.
I have no programing background, so this is probably out of my ball park.

Hi jeff.
The building surfaces looks very good.

I've been looking for options on modelling greenery for a scene I have to build.

Did you model the grass on sketchup and place all dummies by copying and pasting?

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Did you post the new grass after all?

???? the tutorial doesn't exist anymore.
anybody know where it's at now?

I'm getting the feeling that the true power of indigo's materials is within ISL. Sadly i am not a programer, so I'd need a list of to-do's before sitting down and learning this language. So far the tutorials are very good, even if scattered all over the place. Lucas Rivera Skindigo user. And loving ...

rookie post. for sure.////// I've found my indigo crashing twice today because of my mac energy saving preferences. Is there a way of finding the last image it produced if I didn't save it? how about rendering from the last scene as it was? (as opposed to rendering it all over again) I've put my pre...

I load the .igm file. does indigo get everything else done or do I need to place the texture on the material editor and such?
I'll experiment a bit. and report back.
sorry about the rookieness. Long Live Indigo

been looking in forums. but no luck yet. any links?

I sure will. In fact yesterday after a quick browse I found some of your tutorials. I'go through them at once.

thank you so much for the help!

Is there an old thread on this? I am new to Indigo and no-one in Costa Rica seems to know about it. I want to show it to my arch. design class. I think they'll go crazy about it. So far everything is coming along nicely. But I don't understand the logic on how to light objects other than the sunligh...