Indigo Renderer Forum

I just downloaded Indigo 2.2 Demo and made a render. I am Computer Application Undergraduate Level student. i Modeled it in 3ds max and exported it using MAXIGO. It produced decent result in just 19 minute although it still have noise but from my nightmare experience of attempting other physical renderers in my low end machine i can tell you that its doing ... well... amazing job... THANK YOU TEAM INDIGO...


PS: one thing more:::: > MAXIGO is the best exporting plugin i have ever used... no frustrated attempts cool... smooth job for relatively simpler scene.


The rendered image:::
http://images.orkut.com/orkut/photos/Og ... Y3C9kS.jpg

I need comments please

hey,

nice rendering!

a bit noisy, you should leave it render for a bit longer

That's really nice.

Thanks guys .... i will post its upgraded image when its done


regards

Here is my second wip of the same model, if you point out errors and let me know how to solve them , i will be highly obliged, as i'm relly a new player in this field. Help me learn
all comments and critics are welcome.

PS: Can anyone tell me whether Indigo has a feature similar to Mawell's Multilight System which enables us adjusting the intensity and color of the scene lights even after rendering has been completed?

One thing more: Why these Blender Guys have included a Monkey Head in their Mesh Primitives?

Regards

Thanks!

Yes, we have a light layer system where each light gets a layer in the final image, which can be colour and brightness adjusted interactively.

BTW, modern computers are about 10-20x faster than a 2.4 GHz Pentium 4, for doing realistic rendering you will want to upgrade it! These days a 64bit quad core system with 4GB of memory is really inexpensive

pentium 4 and 640 mb of ram? wow.. You should probably upgrade..

@Lycium: Thanx man I am going to check out Layered light system ...

I know i am...err.. my machine is outdated. Its six years old. I will upgrade it in july.

regards

Thank You!

PS: This is one the most active forum i ever entered.... thank you guys.... comment on..

well I am rendering the same model , this time lights use layered light system and render engine used Metropolis algorithm.
something happened... the moment i hit the render button an weird image popped up in the image area and that looks preety cool to my untrained eye..... so I'm posting it here...
BTW, Am I boring you guys with same model over and over? a new model is on cook


REGARDS

shuvro.d wrote:well I am rendering the same model , this time lights use layered light system and render engine used Metropolis algorithm.
something happened... the moment i hit the render button an weird image popped up in the image area and that looks preety cool to my untrained eye..... so I'm posting it here...

You should probably leave it to render for a bit longer. I think a dozen of hours will surprise you much

Termin8 wrote:
You should probably leave it to render for a bit longer. I think a dozen of hours will surprise you much

Yeah.. that is on the cook.....

here the temperature is 43 degree centigrade today.... My computer is going CRAZY hot



regards

Well its still looking grainy..... but just wanna show you guys...


3hrs rendering time...
comment plz...
Regards..
Thanx..

YO
This guy is very enthusiastic Welcome!
Nice stuff here! i'm impressed of what indigo is able to do with such a low end computer !! I should try at home just for fun, i have a piece of museum here

djegoo wrote:YO
This guy is very enthusiastic Welcome!
Nice stuff here! i'm impressed of what indigo is able to do with such a low end computer !! I should try at home just for fun, i have a piece of museum here

Thank you Djegoo! i wish to use this place as my Indigo renderbook.

regards!