Yes, bbb is Vray now

btw nice images...rendertimes and ur machine ?

43,91 spp / 5 min on my work notebook Toshiba Tecra with Core2Duo P8400 2,2ghz stock

What about cancel button during "Exporting to indigo" progress (or pop-up export progress bar due to chance to work in max during the export process)
and next idea : incremental zoom during render ? (picture is zooming to mouse position)

or try to make ur own in PS. On deviantart is huge amout of patterns,brushes or vector files to download

Great! And rendertimes?

its nice but try to use more contrast. Some glass materials, some phong,some textures,blueish sky and yellowish light inside the building...there is a lot of combinations how to achieve realistic look. For the first u need to play with materials ! 8) look http://www.evermotion.org/vbulletin/showthre...

little budha test
BiDir MLT used

its posted here already http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... f=6&t=7853

but in deeper view, its not that hard as it seems. There is a huge amount of postproduction in all ways.

no words...epic Im just wondered, if it will be possible to make something like this with indigo...prolly yes but with huge renderfam :D ------------------ A FULL-CG animated piece that tries to illustrate architecture art across a photographic point of view where main subjects are already-built spa...

Thanks. Setup is something very easy. One box with with exit portal, walls, floor and 2 chairs (2nd chair is at front of camera - chrome parts). I wanted to test how much realism is indigo possible achieve with only few objects in the scene. I was surprised! Scene is lit by skylight with default set...

Hi blokes. This is my first image i`ve done with indigo. I was using Vray/Maxwell and one day i said, i need to try something "other". I made simple scene and result is below. And my decision? I`ll stay in Indigo...

I like overal mood. Quality is excellent but with deeper view, there is couple of mistakes..for example unreal huge glass on stairs and table, and bad glass material material (ior), texture mapping, too big tiles imho. But overal, good quality. In the future, take a look on small details and realwor...

Happy 2010 peeps, i hope that "zero-ten" will be better for all us! All the best!

i was googling, how to hide light in indigou and found this. its 2 years (now 3 years) old topic. I have read that wasnt possible to hide active emitter. Is it possible now ?
(im asking because i want to place one plane as emitter behind the window and i need to hide it)