Some test

[Xman]

long time no see everyone.

Honored to see so much progress in Indigo2.0,This is my spare time doing the test.
Indigo 2.0 is very good.I love it.

[Doug Armand]

Some very nice stuff there - I like the 2nd and 3rd images the most

[dcm]

ah...indigo vs. glass. not friends

[galinette]

ah...indigo vs. glass. not friends

That's not true!! Glass is not easy to render but MLT renderers (hence Indigo) are the best for this

Xman : did you enable MLT for rendering the LED?

Etienne

[dcm]

i love indigo but i think glass is the hardest part for indigo from all unbiased renderers i have ever tried

[Xman]

ah...indigo vs. glass. not friends

That's not true!! Glass is not easy to render but MLT renderers (hence Indigo) are the best for this

Xman : did you enable MLT for rendering the LED?

Etienne

I'm use Pathtrace+Bid,I guess that would be better to use MLT.

[galinette]

MLT is really mandatory for the LED scene I think.

I'm currently working on 5 floor buildings with more than 90 double glazing units (two superimposed glass sheets per windows). I think Indigo is coping very well with that kind of scene.

Etienne

[Xman]

I feel slower MLT,So, I seldom use MLT.

[galinette]

There are some bright dots inside your LED. These are likely some multireflections/caustics that converge really slowly without MLT. Try again with MLT and you will likely see a quite different result there. PT seems faster but id did not rendered yet some features of the image.

Etienne

[Soup]

i love indigo but i think glass is the hardest part for indigo from all unbiased renderers i have ever tried

Could you elaborate on your experience dcm? Maybe we can improve it!

The orange figure is out of focus, I think it'd look nice in focus I love the red balls though, really nice reflections.