It's been a challenging year globally, so we thought it's a good time to give a bit of positive news and an outlook on where Indigo is heading next. First and foremost, Indigo 4.4 is nearing completion and a stable release is almost done, thus exiting beta phase. Core technology updates for future r

Glare Technologies is excited to announce the release of Indigo 4.2! You can read about it here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/indigo4.2 We'll be running a 16% off sale until the 31st of December, during which Indigo Renderer will be priced at only €499 (normally €595), and Indigo RT only €11

Hi there, this time around, we've got a pretty big update. Not only have we added support for R21, but also this release includes a greatly improved interactive preview. There are two modes for the preview, in-viewport and in a separate dialog. The in-viewport IPR supports playback of animations, t

Another stunning automotive animation done with Indigo Renderer by our user David Gudelius and his colleagues from Michel de Vries. The car was completely rendered with Indigo and also the landscape until 0:34. Also make sure to check out the stills in the Michel de Vries portfolio.

Indigo user sking posted some nice new work on the forum. Modeled with SketchUp. Check out his thread here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=13604

We have released an updated verison of Indigo 3.8 stable that fixes a couple of issues: * Fixed bump mapping not working if 'smooth' was enabled for textures. * Fixed occasional "Read failed" error when reading mesh files on OSX. If you had problems with the "Read failed" error, download the new ver

We're pleased to announce that we have released an updated version of Indigo for Revit that adds support for Revit 2015. It has added support for fast architectural glass and comes bundled with the latest Indigo Renderer 3.8. Click here to find out more about what's new in Indigo 3.8. You can downlo

Indigo user Arthur Liebnau (aka Zom-B), has posted two finished animation projects using Indigo. In his own words: Victoria Camera Animation "I'll start with a short 3D camera animation I did for a fashion show directed by a friend. First time "organic" stuff from me, it was quite hard to get someth

This material uses the world-space normal and the curvature of the surface to simulate a sloppy paint job. The world-space normal is used to simulate paint only sticking to the top and bottom facing surfaces. The curvature is simulating paint sticking in crevices on the surface. You can find the ma

Indigo user aleksandera created this beautiful piece, inspired by Jeremy Gedde's paintings, for the recent Indigo 3.6 competition; however, his final version unfortunately didn't meet the deadline, and since it's such a good showcase image we'd like to feature it here. Here is his finished work, "Th