Video tutorials

[Oscar J]

Hi all,

In collaboration with the Indigo team I have started making new video tutorials for Indigo and made a new section for them here:

http://www.indigorenderer.com/video-tutorials

More to come hopefully. However I don't know the other plugins for Indigo so I'd like to make a request for anyone feeling like recording some footage for any of them (I can edit and do voice overs etc if necessary). Or for standalone Indigo, in particular for the more advanced subjects that I don't know too much about.

Thanks in advance, and enjoy.

[Originalplan®]

NICE

Count me in for some Cinema4D tut. Maybe it's time to explain the usage of the light kit i made.
I hope we see some ISL magic tut's from @galinette and other maestro's of the genre.

[pixie]

Hi all,

In collaboration with the Indigo team I have started making new video tutorials for Indigo and made a new section for them here:

http://www.indigorenderer.com/video-tutorials

More to come hopefully. However I don't know the other plugins for Indigo so I'd like to make a request for anyone feeling like recording some footage for any of them (I can edit and do voice overs etc if necessary). Or for standalone Indigo, in particular for the more advanced subjects that I don't know too much about.

Thanks in advance, and enjoy.

There's a hint at a new feature to be presented in the next release! Easter eggs had come to Indigo!

[Oscar J]

@pixie Have you figured out what it is?

[pixie]

@pixie Have you figured out what it is?

The layers system.

Another hint is light portals available for GPU, otherwise the optimizations stated in the end wouldn't make that much sense

[Polinalkrimizei]

Awesome videos, and very needed!
It should be made mandatory to watch before the download

Also great glimpse of the future of Indigo GPU. the preview pics are a nice idea!

[dakiru]

That's cool, Oscar! I've just watched just one of those and it was good and "introductory-friendly" (if that is a word ) I'll get to watch other ones later today to get the idea.

There is a thing with the workflow (meaning Blender->Blendigo->Indigo) as it's being a combination of personal decisions and "workarounds" for particular cases. So, there is a good chance, that some of them are not "ideal" for one reason or another. Some kind of tech review wound be really helpful. Do you think something like that could be possible?

[Oscar J]

That's cool, Oscar! I've just watched just one of those and it was good and "introductory-friendly" (if that is a word ) I'll get to watch other ones later today to get the idea.

There is a thing with the workflow (meaning Blender->Blendigo->Indigo) as it's being a combination of personal decisions and "workarounds" for particular cases. So, there is a good chance, that some of them are not "ideal" for one reason or another. Some kind of tech review wound be really helpful. Do you think something like that could be possible?

You're talking about the interior optimisations tutorial. (The other ones don't have any blender in them). Yeah I think I'll actually edit that one a little bit, as there's a thing or two I'd like to clarify. Also the IES light can be edited much more easily in Indigo.

[Oscar J]

Added a new tutorial on displacement and subdivision:

http://www.indigorenderer.com/video-tutorials

[zeitmeister]

This is cool... I overlooked the optimisation settings totally.


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[Oscar J]

Added a new tutorial on creating some of the common materials realistically:

http://www.indigorenderer.com/video-tutorials

[bubs]

Great job Oscar!

Thanks for these

[zeitmeister]

Yes indeed!


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[Pibuz]

Sorry guys!
I am trying to investigate possible bugs in SkIndigo camera aperture and obstacle systems.

I recall I saw a short video from Glare showing realtime modifications on a car scene, but I can't find it anywhere: can you please point it at me?

Thanks in advance!

[Oscar J]

https://vimeo.com/216523915