ZSouthboy: Cheers man. Probably more indirectly, and unwittingly... And as long as it's nothing too technical...

seanser: Looking dandy!

First make sure you're using PNGs for your clip map, or at the very least 100% quality JPGs. Highly compressed JPGs dirty your blacks and whites and make any blending messy. This map must be a black-and-white image. Indigo doesn't support alpha layers in images. In Blender, go into a different layer...

You can do that for test renders. Not for complex scenes. Hand-editing of files is just not an option for any serious work. I'm afraid whether Indigo sinks or swims is basically in the hands of exporter writers. For me it is anyway. Having said that, 1.1.6 is not "stable" and could therefore be seen...

Man, I'd like to be able to use this baby in the not-too-distant future!

Thanks Shamus!

It should be possible with Indigo 1.1.6. But it's just me talking out of my XXX since there are no exporters yet and therefore no way for tech idiots like me to test it. Perhaps one of the XML scribblers, or even the man himself, can enlighten us. (By the way, why on earth would you want to do this?)

Can't you guys see this hard-working man needs a holiday?

So it's bye-bye Indigo for all Blender users ?

cheers smarty. Already hard at work on a 1.1.6 Blendigo?

So how tall is a 36mm film?

No problem. The plug came straight from the heart.

Just a quick heads-up to let you know IT'S ART, the CG art site, has put up a tutorial about the making of this scene and animation.

It's here: http://www.itsartmag.com

Sorry Borg. I let you down. Bit snowed under at work right now.

I guess we'll have to wait for the exporters to do that...

Ok, will try that.

Can the master confirm no support for nk mats? Will it return in the future?