I envy your client. Living in such a nice render...

In fact, the droolier, the better.

I would kiss it!

Zuegs, I must say your exporter changed the way I approach Indigo. It really is like having Indigo integrated into Blender. I wouldn't dream of using anything else. But the thumbnail used to be a big headache. Using fileselector has made your fantastic tool simply perfect.

I've done the adjustments you suggested and it works much better.

MrCarnivore: No need to be fluent in Python, you can just grab the script in a text editor, search for ImageSelector and replace it (just four times in the script).

Thanks a lot, sorry for being such a noob

I'll try now. Did you encounter this problem too?

Ok, but how do you use it? And with which exporter? Is this a blend material?

Ok, but how do you use it? And with which exporter? Is this a blend material?

Actually never used alpha maps. Think you could post your map? Looks very convincing...

Really nice. How exactly did you model the steps? And what exr are you using here?

I can't really answer that. Lower figure means renderer is more biased, which should affect overall quality but I don't know exactly how. I haven't noticed much of a difference at 50 but images cook noticeably faster. I'd also be interested in knowing what the exact effect is...

Something weird is happening to my export script. When selecting a texture in the interface, it takes longer and longer for the script to load the thumbnails. Today, it simply refuses to work and friezes Blender completely and turns my computer into a snail. It's happening on both of the two compute...

Mmmh, patience... and put Max Num Consec Reject at 50. But seriously, with images of that size (I must do my renders at a min of 2400x1800), you're unlikely to ever get fully rid of the noise unless you let them cook for weeks or you have a render farm to hand.

Here's the kitchen wireframe. As you can see, it should be possible to open the cupboard (I think...)