He said 'invisible light sources', Doug. Which do tend to get in handy, every now and again.

neo0. wrote:I was talking about what SOAP does. I don't even know if the terms "biased" and "unbiased" apply to what it does, since it's not shooting rays at a scene.

This is a good point, I'd say.

That looks really good.

Great work, dcm.

The design museum in Ghent ... small world.

Another little something based off an SketchUp model/Indigo render. (This one: http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/3852/sculp.jpg ). Quite possibly not everyone's cup of tea, but I'm rather fond of it. I Am So Avant-Garde.jpg As does the fact I needn't please any clients. Quoted for sheer joy and agr...

Thanks, Doug. The app does help a lot, though. As does the fact I needn't please any clients.

Wonky drawing based off an Indigo render, and an Indigo version of an old Vray image.

Doesn't look bad at all for the limited amount of time you put into it. A couple of things, though. The fence's color - way, way too saturared. Verticals - keep them vertical. DOF - looks positively weird.

Nice render. I agree with Doug about the sketch.

Great work. We Toms rule.

can you upgrade your license from RT to Renderer after your initial purchase? Seems so. Here's a question which I haven't seen here yet; Can you upgrade from RT to Indigo? If so what are the details on that? Hi Coen, You will be able to. The upgrade price will basically be the difference in price b...

Still rendering - this'll end up being a watercolor/ink painting.

No, it's not. Darn close, though.

Yo, Glare! Chop-chop!

Thanks, lads. @ Tom: