benn wrote:Yes I thought it looked reinhard. Apart from that it looks great!

So what is wrong with the tonemapping I used?
I checked on different monitors, and it looked ok to me.

Thanks guys :) Although the blade is not that sharp, I bet if you keep it close enough to the doctor you will keep him away... ;) Cool pics! Yeah, first I used the spoons , but he was countering my moves all too easily. Gosh, are those doctors persistent. And then there are the phone calls...aargh, ...

Hi all, A render of a tasty model posted at Sketchucation. I took the model and fooled around with it, rearranging the parts and placing them on a curved ground surface. Material setup isn't fancy. I started from the Skindigo presets and moved some numbers, so it could be done a bit more 'in depth'....

I am jealous.
Your texturing is simply perfect and the lighting works!
Well done.

Can't put my finger on it why, but I love those last images.
A photo of a photo...err...but then rendered...that's confusing

Is it actually a render of a render?

Congrats for this nice release. Wonderful features in there!

Hi Neo,

The solution is simple. Make a big ground plane where the building sits on.
Since Indigo doesn't really has a 'physical night sky', setting night hours will just put the sun under (or on) the horizon. Because you have no ground plane, the sun is actually hitting the interior....

Wow, great render. The materials and light are very nice.
...And you are a very patient man .

That's exactly how I am fixing the vignetting now

No problemo.... Here's the setup: nothing fancy ;) http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r3/kwistenbiebel1/axo-setup.jpg ...And here's another view (still rendering): Also a little question: How do I get rid of the vignetting? There seems to be no option to turn it off (Indigo 1.1.15). http://i140.phot...

Thank you Pibuz , I am using 2 big emitters in combo with a LDR environment image as fill light. The two emitters are vertical planes left and right of the subject, one with a cool temperature and one with a warmer temperature. Inside the scale model I put an array of emitting horizontal surfaces. S...

Thank you guys

I must say that the multilight option in (Sk)Indigo is a wonderful thing.

Here are two other shots. A slightly different architectural approach.

Hi all, A scale model setup using the layer blending (multilight) option of Indigo 1.1.15. I hope you like it: http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r3/kwistenbiebel1/1-2.jpg http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r3/kwistenbiebel1/2-2.jpg http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r3/kwistenbiebel1/3-2.jpg http:/...

Thanks Remus.

Hi Whaat, I didn't test Sk(Indigo) any more since it went commercial but I am about to... Here's my question: would it be possible to mention the latest Indigo built the plugin is compatible with? For the moment I can't tell which Indigo version to download with this Skindigo plugin... Is it the 'do...