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[dougal2]

And yes, if you change one parameter, all others need to be recomputed too. Each filter is applied to the image in sequence - there's no way around this.

Couldn't you make it so that when you change/turn on camera glare or bloom it creates an individual image with an alpha that it slaps onto the front of the original picture? I guess you would have to change heaps of stuffs but that would be possible wouldn't it?

that's not how it works. there's nothing to overlay - the bloom is a gaussian blur that is applied to the whole image.

[Anthony]

Ah I get it. Dagnabbit.

[Dondesignn]

i have turn on the save igi at rendering setting but still couldn't find the igi file at the same folder. can someone help me in this problem?

[Zom-B]

i have turn on the save igi at rendering setting but still couldn't find the igi file at the same folder. can someone help me in this problem?

The igi file gets saved in the renders folder of Indigo.
Simply open the your inifile.txt of indigo that is inside the indigo folder, and enable igi saving...

If you open your exported igs from Skindigo (or xml?!) you could check if in the render settings igs saving is enabled... otherwise post a bugreport in the skindigo subforum!

The settings in the exportet scene always overides the in the inifile.txt.