Hey fused,

Yes, it works!! Nice programming guys. I can now use Indigo like never before.
Good luck with those bugs !

Suv

Yeah, Active shade works now in Max 2016 !! Awesome!
Not everything is updated real time though. For example when changing environment map parameters then Active shade stays the same. Have to restart it every time. Can this be fixed or is this a limitation?

Suv

fused wrote: Thanks suv, fixed active shade for 2015 and 2016 in next build (0.7).

Awesome Can't wait !!

Suv

Still unable to set Indigo as an Active shade engine in Max 2016.

Suv

Nope, can't assign it as an ActiveShade renderer. Max version 2016 here.

Suv

Should it be possible to use IndigoMax as an ActiveShade renderer?

Suv

Nice to see some life in Max land ! I can't figure out how to use activeshade. It doesn't let me to select Indigo as an activeshade renderer. Also the selection of GPU's is not stored. I have all my GPU's marked, but I keep geting an error message that i need to select a GPU for rendering. Using max...

Also be sure you get one with a decent display panel. IPS and full HD is a must even with 15'' display size. 1366 is just horrible !!

wowow...nice !!

Suv

Nice stuff, but haven't there been a lot of "3d inside the web-browser/html page" attempts already?
I remember a lot of similar projects being made. None of them have survived. What's so different about your project besides the Oculus support? Or is the Oculus the keyword here?

Suv

Nice !
Can't wait...

Suv

I've been rendering stereo panoramas with Octane and I have to say, that the extra dimention you get with VR headset is awesome. Looking around inside the 3d environment you've just created is strange and exciting at the same time. VR tech is still too young though. Not very comfortable to use. I ho...

Yeah it is! I've been doing lots of VR stuff, so talking to Nick more. I totally wish indigo had a awesome talkative again (like before we made it commercial). I'm just not sure how you'd make that happen. :) Cool. I thought you were gone forever. I also liked the "pre-commercial" era better. This ...

Ben? Is that really you?

Suv

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