Indigo Renderer Forum

Requirements:
- Blender 2.48 or higher
- Python 2.5.2
- Indigo v1.1.14 or Indigo 1.1.15

Installation:
- Place Blendigo in ./blender/scripts
- Dont forget to edit IndigoWrapper.conf to specify your indigo location and put it in ./blender/scripts/bpydata
- put preview ans Phonometrics in the indigo directory
or use installer(Windows only)


Windows Installer Blendigo_v1114.exe
Zip blendigo_v1114.zip
Skript for manually update blendigo_v1114.py

Tutorial:
How to use Indigo Shaders in Blendigo

Tnx Smart!!!
Luca.

Thank you!

Yay

Thank SmartDen!

Thank you, SmartDen

How to use the shaders in Blendigo ? Is this possible ?

Anthor wrote:Thank you, SmartDen

How to use the shaders in Blendigo ? Is this possible ?

Oh man, i forgot about shader tutorial.... Crap!

Anyway, congrats SmartDen !

there is a bare explanation for using shaders here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:SmartDen/Blendigo

Would be great, if Blendigo could translate Blender Internal procedurals into ISL.... Though, that might be way too complex... dunno...

Excellent! Thanks Smartden, it's looking good.

Hey smartden how come you are reusing (copy-paste) the previous blendigo wiki?

If you have that preserved how about re establishing it in its entirety here first

I assume either ono cant be f####d putting the wikis and tuts back up or they are permanently lost i.e. no backup or something.

If people have copies of any of the lost stuff regardless of the application/exporter concerned then please make them available for the community use and particularly newbies

I have recently fielded a couple of enquiries from professional people about using Indigo and I had to tell them that despite the good quality renders there is no useable documentation or tutorials fit for their purposes and they would be better to go with Fry of Maxwell

No documentation is a good way to kill off wider interest and adoption and also potential sales - not that the later directly applies in Indigo's case

Big Fan wrote:Hey smartden how come you are reusing (copy-paste) the previous blendigo wiki?

If you have that preserved how about re establishing it in its entirety here first

what do you mean with here? Where, here on the forum?!
i can give you the copy of wiki, it's actually yours, if you want to revive it again.

yeah I know its the wiki I wrote thats why I recognise it when I see it cut and pasted

and by here I mean the Indigo site not wikipedia or in this thread - although it might be more accesssible to random searchers like that...

yeah and if ono isnt going to make a space for tuts and wikis again well in here ( the forum) is as good a place as any I suppose

do you have the images too? perhaps I can make a PDF for download or something...

yes, i have the images too. it would be great if you would re-write this tutorial in open office and share it. so i can add my part about shaders and common material settings.