Sure it can.

Nice! It's amazing just imagining that in order to do that, you only needed to render one image

Fantastic! I would love to hear more about the layer blending.

Is the sink supposed to be green as well?

I signed up for recieving an email when it was released so I was notified
Though I wasn't able to download it until very recently. I think the servers was a bit overloaded.

The laptop im kinda interested in does have a 64 bit Core2Duo T5550, 3gb and a nvidia card.. I'd avoid the T5550 since it's outdated and is built with 65nm technology. A laptop with a processor from the T8000 or T9000 series will be much better. The T8000 and T9000 series are built with 45nm techno...

This one has quadcore as well:
http://www.sagernotebook.com/product_cu ... ?pid=29175

I'd avoid acer too as they have the nasty habit of stuffing their computers full of trial software that just occupies space and slows the computer down. The best thing to do according to me is to find a laptop without os and make a clean install yourself. That's what I did and I'm very happy I did t...

OnoSendai wrote:Don't partially intersect mesh lights with media, it's not allowed in Indigo

But it worked for me. At least it looks like it.

But surely there must be a way to do it manually?

I looked at the file and I didn't see anything other than that your outer torus is strangely closed.

Look at my sign

Maybe you could export your scene to a .obj file or something so that I can look at it?

What 3D package do you use? Blender?

I made a scene similar to yours and it works perfectly.

I made this simple experiment in order to recreate the bug. Through the right sphere there is a meshlight cylinder and inside the left sphere there is a sphere meshlight for reference.