Zom-B wrote:you should check the right subforum dude: http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/vie ... =9&t=11300

sorry my mistake!

hello once again!

Octane render fully integrated into 3ds Max just like Vray.

Fryrender and Arion render are next.

Any chance for Indigo to be LIVE?

As for "true light simulation", if we restrict ourselves to Classical Geometric Optics (no quantum phenomena, no interference etc.), then Indigo is pretty much correct. Thanks for the link i dont read that before. This classical Observation is nearly same as my own observation. However there is one...

Googog, With all due respect to your observations, please educate yourself before posting! There are people that would somewhat disagree with what you observe as the real world behavior of light. Such are for example Richard Feynman who has received a nobel price for his work in the area of Quantum...

They also seem to think SPPM is unbiased :roll: Recently I made a joke-post on Reddit about how people (incorrectly) seem to think that anything with noise/randomisation is unbiased, which is applicable here: http://www.reddit.com/r/computergraphics/comments/k1mre/unbiased_ray_tracing_in_the_spirit...

Also i want invisible Light emitters features in Indigo render just like maxwell render

Zom-B wrote:Seems you mixed up here something, but I'm open for any proof: link?!

Hello,

As a prove here is the link for Lux Render 0.9 new features!

http://www.luxrender.net/wiki/New_in_0-9

I hope you will believe now "Nothing is impossible"

Hello guys!

When we gonna have GPU accelerated bi-directional Path tracing support in Indigo render.

Because up coming Lux Render version 0.9 has support for GPU accelerated Bi-directional path tracing.

Nice to here!

Good luck for the update.We are waiting for it. And yes please make update free also for trial users.

Question is why not support other rendering modes with GPU+CPU? Thats not a "choice" of the Glare devs, but simply a technical limitation atm. Doing MLT on the GPU is "State-of-the-Art" at the moment and only available in experimental branches of some render engines around. Its simply not robust en...

I have done some tests with indigo 3.0 trial. And i like it very much. Question is why not support other rendering modes with GPU+CPU? Also path tracing really worked well with GPU+CPU. I have 1 image which takes 8 hrs to render on my pc in indigo 2.0. In indigo 3.0 it takes 5 hrs nice job! It has a...

Effect in the real pic clearly comes from the fact that the brown rusty color in on the inner side of the bottle. Outer surface is neater, only slightly bumpy. So to reach the effect, you need to combine two materials sharing the same medium. Here is my try which i was working on more then 5 days: ...

Effect in the real pic clearly comes from the fact that the brown rusty color in on the inner side of the bottle. Outer surface is neater, only slightly bumpy. So to reach the effect, you need to combine two materials sharing the same medium. Thanks but i know of other way to use your material and ...

galinette wrote:http://www.indigorenderer.com/materials/materials/895

This material is looking good but not as old as in real pic. Anyway thanks for that

Zom-B wrote:

Googog Mogog wrote:My 3Ds Max space is set to CM by default should i change it to inches for my glass?

You have to do the math by your own mate, if your glass is 100cm tall then downsize it or switch to mm.

well thanks i did it already