We have added the two free node licences to all of the Indigo 100 lifetime licences. Existing customers - refer to your order confirmation email to access your order and generate your node licence hardware keys. Also - we're approaching 50 of the Indigo 100 licences left to sell and sales are speedi

We've made the first release of the Indigo manual for new users - see this thread to download it and learn about using Indigo and the concepts behind it.

WytRaven, a Canberra-based modeller and an early supporter of Indigo - has posted an interesting thread detailing his research and modelling of wedding rings.

Did you know it's possible to render animations in Indigo? Regular contributor Arthur Staschyk rendered this awesome short movie:

Fused, the author of our Cinema 4D exporter came up with a piece of magic to render depth maps using Indigo Shader Language. See these great images by ZomB for examples: Original render: Depth map:

See this post in the forum for the newest build of Blendigo for os x and windows.

Another great render by Pibuz, an Indigo user from Padua, Italy. The ingredients of a great render like this: * Accurate modelling * Nice materials * Good lighting * Depth of field We will be featuring scenes like this in the Indigo techniques manual that will discuss how to set up scenes to ge

Matsta shared a few nice renders in his thread. We particularly enjoyed this orange geometry:

Suvakas, the developer of our 3DS Max exporter did this render for the Evermotion competition. Good luck Suvakas. :)

Godzilla posted this lovely render that he built with Blender and Indigo. He also benchmarked the same scene twice, once in Indigo 1.1.18 and once in 2.0.8. 2.0.8 was 40% faster at resolving. We recommend all new users start with 2.0.8 now, and old-school users try out the latest plugins to see if 2