Indigo Renderer Forum

I agree with Koba.
But I "don't" think he has only copies on a harddrive. That would be a shame also if that drive fails.



[Edit :] I added "don't" which I missed on the first post.

Oh, look, there is a new guy here !

Nice place for a first post, nice thought to be shared also, that doesn't sound like a threat, next time try harder

At least that was short

Ops, I made a mistake.

I want to say "I don't think he has a copy ...."


I have been lurking around for some time, until the board require me to register to read.

Well, I don't like modeling ( that's why I never post), but interested in MLT renderer.


Writing a ray tracer is not hard, but writing a good ray tracer like Indigo is hard, so I'm interested in Indigo development.

Nevermind...

I'm glad that indigo is staying free for us poor college students, however if a donate button where to show up (I presume I'm not blind and there isn't one already, please correct me if I am though) I would be more than happy to donate to the development of indigo just as soon as I had a little more money to do so with.

Thanks alot for the excelent renderer! Having tried my hand at building one myself I have a decent idea of what it takes to make one that doesn't suck.

On the homepage there is a donate button. I didn't notice it until a couple days ago (all the way at the bottom right).

I'm in the same poor college boat hopefully also will have some cash to send into the donate tab.

So did I get this straight... You can use indigo for commercial projects for free, but the only limitation is that you can't make a rendering service for indigo and ask money from it? If I got this wrong please correct me.

And that's why I never saw it...

radiance wrote:hey atmmatt,

that donate button wasn't supposed to be there.
it's because of your rights as a faq man.

it's gone now!

radiance

Err...Uh... I feel dumb