Sure. As a simplified example - this is the screenshot of Blender scene. Objects in the scene are lights, every row are real copies of the first object in the same row. multiselect_01.jpg After export we get an .igs file (which is written in XML), let's say multiselect.igs Now we need some text edit...

Behrendt wrote:But the architecture simply does the job here.

Feeling of how to use it is important nevertheless. Very cool

Oscar J wrote:"manual rendering"

Tracing rays by hand? Yeah!
Sexy image, by the way

thesquirell wrote:Addition: I think I kinda got used to editing .nk files to fit lab data.

Glad to hear that

... The manual goes into Turbidity but does not touch on the settings of Azimuth or Zenith other than to say the suns direction can be changed. As Indigo uses physically correct atmospheric simulation, I would assume something like this would apply: http://www.solarserver.de/uploads/pics/sonnenstan...

I would use a workaround - editing the .xml scene file (at least until multiple selections are available). Do the lights have some kind on consistence in naming?

Hey, check this

edit: and this

I have a problem with GPU render on my pc with GTX 750 2Gb updated when indigo starts to render list of CUDA graphic card shows "device number:0" in open CL: 1 what can i do to render in CUDA mode? i have also a mac pro with a GTX 650 ti, same problem in CUDA mode devide number:0 What OS are you ru...

davide445 wrote:render options

CTZn wrote:..so here's a pigs to render..

Thanks a bunch

CTZn wrote:...you will render that wallpaper yourself...

Yes, please

This looks very cool. And I like how bright it is, you know - like a true snow.

P.S. Any chance for "Canyons 2 with atmospherics" being 2560x1080 wallpaper?

StompinTom wrote:Will give it a spin! Much much thanks

^ this.

Thank you for your effort

Dino is cool

Zom-B wrote:Tutorials

Man, that's a good suggestion, by the way