Great idea! looks amazing :O

Yes, Indigo can be very fast in scenes like this The renders above are looking amazing. The skin material!

some crazy things are happening here

It is definitely possible! In your 3d software and in the standalone indigo renderer.

Thanks for these informations. What software are you working with? You are welcome to post more often.

Nice images @JungleKing thanks for sharing these!

What Hardware are you using for rendering, what are your rendertimes?

Diese Software kannte ich noch garnicht, schaut sehr interessant aus!

@yonosoy: Very interesting the stuff you are doing. How long did it take to render this one?

WOW! These renderings are beautiful! I like the third one the most.

The last one looks very fresh. I love it!

@yonosoy: Thx alot for your comment. I appreciate that! @Pibuz: Thank you Pibuz. I have one Fabric Material and one Material with "ISL Normal", I blend the "ISL Normal" material to the fabric Material with a constant value of 0.1. It is not perfect but better than without, with little postpro it loo...

@Polinalkrimizei: Thank you for your comment!

I converted a project wich i did mainly with corona to indigo. Looks very good for me! Rendered 30min on GTX 1080.

yess the last one looks cool !

What "Polinalkrimizei" want to say is: Your HDRI is low resolution and the quality looks not good when you render in a bigger resolution like in your render. Save your render with an alpha channel and replace the enviorment with a good quality background in Postproduction in Photoshop for example.

As long you dont oversharp the picture it looks better with a natural sharpness like in the real world, and it dont look like a wrong focus setting. When you look at a picture the eye want to focus on something. It is hard to do when EVERYTHING is blurry. Use a DOF with a nice focus, when you want t...