35,000 faces, my computer should be able to handle it. Actually I was rendering 2 of the model at the same time and my computer handle it.

plus it works without the background XML tag, don't see how using a background will increase memory usage.

I just went without the shadow, and set the background color to white, like in alex22 post. I put it in the material XML file, but when i do and start the render Indigo gets a runtime error. Any reason why? here's my XML: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <scenedata> <material> <name>Default</n...

What I'm aiming for is a background thats perfectly white, but objects cast a shadow onto it. There must be a way to do that. If I just do a plane thats white, it gets the shadow, but its not perfectly white.

Any help?

Well, this is my first post. *wipes sweat off brow* I've been dabbling in modeling with Blender for a while, and I just downloaded Indigo and Blendigo last night. Some of the material properties I want Blendigo won't export to the indigo file, so I need some help editing the material XML of material...