Thanks a bunch, Big Fan.

Now I have something to play with.

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ps. BTW, I'm just wondering, blendigo SW? What does the "SW" mean?

In the first picture, there's a white rectangular on the driver's side. What is it?
A reflection of your emitter?

A nice modeling job, BTW

here;

http://www.indigorenderer.com/joomla/in ... endigo_new

scroll down a bit, until you reach the emitter section.

quote zsouthboy, "Ouch"

BTW, your render looks pretty good for a ~120 s/px.

They are both competing for the same memory. Try to render a tiny scene and redo test. Does that mean more ram would definitely help? Isigrim I've never use 64bit before, but shouldn't you test your scene with Indigo 64 bit? Or 32 and 64 bit are pretty much the same in term of memory usage? (Except...

Another useful info. Thank you, Big Fan

Quote zsouthboy, I've never used more than 2 uv sets.

Then again, some people who deals with more complicated object may use more than two.

Congratulations, BbB :D Tell you the truth, I'm not that exited. Somehow, I think you're very good at what you're doing. (I'm not using the word "talented" here because your success comes from practices, experiments and all the time you put into) So, having your work ended up on magazines, books or ...

WOW... very enlightening indeed.

Thank you very much. I've been inside the "Circle of Confusion" for a very long time

So, it's official. You probably have a life. You just don't sleep

Thank you, Ono.

I can only hope that all the exporting-scripts writers don't get too tired keeping up with you.

I don't have nothing else to say except,

Thank you, Ono.

Thank you very much, SmartDen. I'm downloading it now.

Really appreciate your time.

Thank you, Kram, for the info.

Rendering HUGE image size and Supersamples can drain RAM out.

Try reducing image size (instead of 4000x3000 try 1024x768) and set Supersamples to 1, then see if the RAM usage will be reduced.

Hope this help.

IndigoDriverExcep: SceneLoaderExcep: could not find root 'scenedata' element (In element 'include', around line 95, column 5) See what's need to be included, if it's there in material code but it's not there on your system. Then that could be a problem. You might need the texture specified in mater...