Labello,

Thankyou very much for taking the time to put up this blend.

It has helped a great deal.

Thanks again for the replies. Ive now understood the edgesplit, thanks to both Kram1032 & zsouthboy for the help :D But im not managing to get the exit portal working. I have followed the suggestion but it appear to make no difference to my rendering times, so I must assume I have not set it correct...

u can improve the rendering-speed by using exitportals. but maybe u already used them! Thats sounds useful. Ive no idea how to do it though. I tried a search but found no info on how. I tried setting my window object as Exit portal under materials but all I get from the render is a black screen (i....

Im fairly new to Blender and very new to indigo.

But it is impressive that it is possible to create something simple in little time.

This is by no means supposed to be a fantastic creation of any kind, I just hoped it might inspire noobies like me to try and create something equally simple.

Thanks I'll look into that.

Ok so it is more like the effect I am after but still not quite.

The sun appears very yellow though.

The reflections on the table are bright yellow, and adjusting the turbidity only lightens the whole image.

Any suggestions?

Thanks again.

Im rendering again as we speak.

Nice image. I don't see any skylight though. But a nice window, yes. Thanks. You cant see the skylight in the scene since it is above the table at ceiling level out of camera shot. The only effects should be sunlight coming through it. If you imagine the ceiling as a plane above the room, in the ce...

Thanks for the reply.

My images are in my other post.........

http://www.indigorenderer.com/joomla/fo ... php?t=3797

Perhaps they might help.

I have an interior scene, and my main objects are on a table in the room. Above the table in the room the ceiling has skylights. I want the sky sunlight to shine in through the skylights only (Skylight as in hole in the ceiling), illuminating the table, but currently I cannot manage to get this to w...

Thanks to all for the replies. You can stop now and use a .nk data for the swords. http://deeppixel.uw.hu/projects/NK_materials.html You're going to wait 30 hours Laughing Thanks for that i'll look into it :D Rendering on a single core Processor as you do, will take some time Sad Maybe you got some ...

well the nature of indigo is you can just keep until you are happy with it 8) it depends on a number of things how fast its going to clear up hardware speed , materials, size of image... how about you post some details and a wip image so we can tell you more about it :roll: :wink: 1280 x 1024. Athl...

Ive been rendering my first image with Blendigo for 10hours and 46 mins so far, and it still has a grainy look to it. Will the render continue until a point at which it says it has finished or will it just keep trying to render until I stop it. It doesn't look much different to how it looked 8 hours...

Ok, ive worked it out.

Thanks