why is it rendering so different/strange compared to Oscar s image?

Hello everyone,

Any news on the porting to rhino front? The upcomming gpu rendering mode had me excited again about a possible usage of indigo

Thanks in advance

thanks
great news

would be glad if someone (ono or lycium) could answer my question about gpu displacement

thanks in advance

can do with pathtracing alone, but does anyone know if it 'll have displacement?

Hi

How far away are we from the opencl gpu renderer? I am working now with octane but not happy with the quality , would love to jump into indigo wagon..

also, will there be any loss in capabilities/quality from indigo cpu to indigo pure gpu?

thanks in advance

brilliant!! where did you get that wood texture?

that's great! can't wait to have a usuable bridge so I can start using indigo..

hi there! this is great news!
when you talk about integrate Indigo into the viewports would that mean we could navigate somehow real-time into the rendered model? and see changes to the geometry immediately appear on the render?

regards

tom

hi bosseye! I think what's confusing people is the fact there is no apply button on active mesh settings. so it looks like the changes you make won't stick, but it does. All you have to do is choose another channel under UV MAPPING/ UV SET other than the sketchup one and attach the texture you will ...

no.. it was just to illustrate a case with a complex envelope; i meant.. just imagine you have to do such façade, with expanded metal and some big openings (no mix of holes+expanded..sorry to create confusion)

hi galinette, and how would you do that in sketchup with such a building?

here you are, a pretty commune type used in architectural cladding, on 3 different 3d formats:

@bubs thanks for the tip, but the dummies strategy wouldn't be practical on models with complex envelopes where openings/boundaries don't follow horizontal vertical modulated patterns

@ono i will model myself one piece and send it to you if that helps

thanks a lot for all the replies! and congrats to the indigo team, the quality of the lighting produced is just one step ahead of the competition IMHO. might use the summer to jump in if I find enough time.. @ono do you see a workaround for the extended gap problem at the beginning of the cut (no ta...