Is 1.1.14 the latest one?

Is Blendigo for 1.1.18 available? If not, which one should I use?
Thank you.

Ok. I think I figured it out. Limited account has something to do with it, but..
I ran Indigo from limited account from USB flash drive and it works fine. But for some reason, portable hard drive is write-protected under this particular limited account Go figure. Thanks guys.

This is all log.txt has: SSE present. SSE2 present. SSE3 present. Using base Indigo directory path 'Z:\indigo'. Scene file path: 'F:\indigo\previews\IMPcustom.xml' Using working directory path 'F:\indigo\previews'. Loading Scene 'F:\indigo\previews\IMPcustom.xml'... At home Indigo runs fine. Same sc...

I teach AutoCAD in high school and I wanted to show students how Indigo can be used for architectural visualization. So I put Indigo on my portable HDD at home, fixed path in Indigowrapper file. In school's lab we all have restricted accounts. So I ran indigo, it started, but when i opened .xml file...

Can Indigo render fur or not yet (via shader, not geometry)?

suvakas,

cool, very nice too!
So would anybody share tips/tricks/workflow/scenes maybe? please!

neepneep,

wow. awesome!
Would you please describe workflow for that scene and post settings for it and for materials?
Thanks in advance.

neepneep,

that looks cool
How about having cornell box half filled with water that has volume?

manitwo, While your image is cool looking, it doesn't look like sphere and cube are underwater. Caustics are cool, but less light suppose to go through the "water" surface and therefore objects that are below "water" line (including walls and floor) should darker (since they should get less light) t...

Does Indigo do caustics? Something like that:

I found a renderer called Radiance ( http://radsite.lbl.gov/radiance/refer/long.html ) and it states that it was designed to simulate real life lighting accurately, so designers/architects can determine how many lamps, what type of lamps and what wattage they have to use to get lighting right in cer...

My CPU is not overclocked. And I don't think I have any sensors, because I have old Dell system Dimension 4300S (P4 1.4 GHz) I can't tell for sure if it's overheating. But since system shuts down on render, I assume it is. It happens only if I render with Indigo. And shut down happens maximum 1 hr a...

Cool. Thank you!

Has anyone tried to run Indigo on Linux (via WINE)?
I am building new PC and I really want to use Linux on it
And of cos I would love to use Blender + Indigo combo