CTZn Im glad you like the idea, hope in the future we will see them on the roads :) Nice. Angle is a bit funny (too high, awkward angle), and you could offset the bus stop from the centre of the image for a stronger composition. And not to brag but I'm going past 1.5 billion polys lately :P you righ...

I just finished render my test scene, I've been cheking how Indigo can handle high plycount scenes and it seems to be doing really good job! :D Scene contains 385 objects and 4 864 730 polygons :twisted: http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/2493/rt14h16000sample2.png Whats your opinion? All coments ar...

Any form of caustics will require "Bidirectional with MLT" as Render mode. Not sure if it's called the same way in Cindigo (I use Blender) but that's the way its called in the Indigo UI. The next thing you can try is to increase the supersampling factor from the default 2 to 3 or 4. The artifacts "...

Finaly I end up with this: http://img835.imageshack.us/img835/2717/render1h42min3490sample.png Its kind of effect what I was looking for except area light reflection but I think that is something I have to live with, or maybe is there other solutions, If you know any please let me know :) Many thank...

Yes I did misunderstand but even then when I used larger scale light the shadows seems to stay a bit to dark and deep when they should be more transparent in my opinion compare to real world, correct me maybe Im wrong... But I did not mention that Im using C4D and I used point light to light the sc...

[/quote] Use two area lights, one for the caustics and other bigger as fill light. Here you have the c4d file and the indigo one[/quote] Its some kind of solution but I would like to keep my scene dark parts as they are on original photo by using area light I'll light my all scene what I try to avoi...

Yes I did misunderstand but even then when I used larger scale light the shadows seems to stay a bit to dark and deep when they should be more transparent in my opinion compare to real world, correct me maybe Im wrong... But I did not mention that Im using C4D and I used point light to light the sce...

I know it already
But the thing is ive tried larger light source and problem stay the same and second thing is that i dont want to use larger light because i need that kind of look wich u can see on pics.

But thanks anyway for trying to help.

Cheers.

Any other ideas?

Hi all, Im new here and new to indigo renderer, hope to find help with my problem. Im getting hard shadows when render glass bottle I think ive done everything and tried all the ways but still no effect that im looking for, see te image below thats my render in indigo: http://img194.imageshack.us/im...