The license is delivered instantly by store.glaretechnologies.com, you just upload your computer key (its generated in the app) and your unlock key is generated by the server. That's assuming you pay by paypal of course. I don't about windows 10 / r9 question sorry.

Sketchfab is great, I'd like to do something like that, but with a physics model and first person controls. What would the measuring and markup tool do?

Some out put from the reddit converter, with the new sky shader and soft shadows.

Hey Ctzn! Long time! I'm working on explaining Scene at the moment. I've also been working on some scenes that convert reddit galleries and comments into a 3d space that you can explore. A video is a good idea.

Hey Suvakas! The difference is that Scene has built-in multiplayer. Your create your scenes using some easy xml markup + javascript for interactivity, and then upload it to your server and it's multiplayer, you can see other people running around and you can talk to them. The scenes are linked toget...

I'm just hanging around the forums and talking to Nick sometimes. I don't have time to commit code to Indigo at the moment.

I'd love to do a UI that looks like the preview app on os x.

Wow that's super interesting. I didn't know about vray rt. How do you judge if a renderer is open or not?

We could encourage Glare to opensource the user interface but keep the renderer closed source.

Some of you might remember me from when I worked on Indigo (I'm still involved, just not coding any more, mostly just pestering Nick). I've been working on a browser-based virtual world called SceneVR . It's a way of making virtual reality scenes using html and javascript, using a declarative markup...

Wow thats cool. Do you have the same graph but with the different renderers labelled?

I've been chatting with Nick, and as far as I know they've been working on pure GPU for indigo 4, and improvements to Indigo Shader Language. Hopefully there will be some GUI improvements for the next release too, that dark skin that thesquirel did is really cool.

That's so awesome! Maybe nick or yves/thomas can weigh in with some help on how to customise more things. It might even be possible for them to post the source code to the qt designer files (not the indigo source, just the user interface layout), so that then you'd see how everything is put together.

Yeah, what is CA?

Yeah, paying for tutorials is totally good! People should be paid for their work if they want to be.