I'll try a few more versions with different furniture.

I'm experiencing a certain problem when exporting my renders from Sketcup (version 3.8.25.2). The scene stucks while building OpenCL kernels and then crashes. If I open the same saved scene from Indigo everything is ok. I didn't have this issue with previous versions. Here are the dmp files.

Jay-ko I sent you the files in a pm

Went back to my scene and checked. I used Indigo's default square aperture map and this photo as obstacle map. Blade offset 0.3 and radius 0.7 at -4 angle.

Jay-ko wrote:Hi Antonis,

Could you explain how did you obtain this nice spectral glare?

I really like this!

I used two pictures, one as aperture and one for obstacle map my friend I think they are inside the Indigo build. I also did it by putting the camera facing the sun. I hope that helps.

I had a similar issue cause my laptop is old and 32bit. Don't know for sure though.

Done

Just dicovered a crash when I set a ground face material to be a shadow catcher and started rendering in Shadows mode. Tied it several times. I sent the dump file to support@indigorenderer.com

Ok it's all clear now. Any thoughts of the Indigo team to include this feature now that it's released? Let's hope and support so.

I suppose it's a no, although skatter's website claims to be supported by all render engines. For generating components that is...

100 licences released https://gumroad.com/l/skatter
Don't know though if it is compatible with Indigo...

He is an architect from Greece

http://www.batis3d.com/index.php

These are the results I got. Wrong textures with scatter editor.

I have been trying to find a solution for described problem. So I made a new group linked to external .obj model and tried to scatter it. The result I got was image full of scattered object, but with wrong textures - you can see it in the picture, that bark texture is wrongfully mapped on needles a...

I emailed it from the beggining to support@indigorenderer.com.