those look really nice :thumbs up:

I was looking at architectural visualization jobs on the web recently and some companies were specifically asking for portfolios that were MORE SKETCHY & EXPRESSIVE & LESS PHOTOGRAPHIC. It seems that most people are producing fantastic photo realistic stuff. I want to create a portfolio that is mor...

meh.. ended up ordering the 6core/ d700s afterall

great. thanks Ono.

(fwiw, i plan on the 6core/d500 configuration.. i was just curious which is why i posed the question in the d300 vs d700 manor)

what type of performance can we expect using the current version of indigo with the new mac pro's dual gpus? for indigo alone, would it be worth buying the (amd) d700s over the d300s? then down the road a bit, is it unreasonable to expect the program to be able to utilize more of the gpu's potential...

great!
thanks for the continuing hard work and development

Whaat wrote: Material editor should open properly now.

yes, this is working properly again on mac

GIF support is back.

sweet. thank you

Whaat wrote: If you manually create the directory for 'su_preview_scenes' it should work in the meantime.

yep. that works.
thank you

Hi Jeff, Any errors in the ruby console window? here's the error: Error: #<Errno::ENOENT: No such file or directory - /Applications/Indigo Renderer/Indigo.app/Contents/Resources/su_preview_scenes> /Library/Application Support/Google SketchUp 8/SketchUp/Plugins/skindigo/skindigo_core.rb:4529:in `ope...

hey whaat

i can't open the material editor with this version (via toolbar icon or through the menus)

osx 10.8
sketchup 8
indigo 3.6.12

thanks

nice!
thanks

Pibuz wrote:..well, at the moment I don't , and I think that most users like me feel a little scared by the way shaders work right now. They seems like black magic, or similar

+1
that's me

uh oh.. rich using indigo.. watch out

the chair looks sweet.. so do the textures.

i'd like to say 'you're really going to like indigo!' but then again, it's the only renderer i actually use besides messing around a bit with all the other ones..

good stuff.. looking forward to seeing more.

great!

does this mean we may eventually have the ability to render parallel projection views via sketchup?