benn wrote:Ha ha!

http://www.indigorenderer.com/documenta ... ls|outline

I documented exit portals. ;D

Hey, thanks, I was going to ask how you create an exit portal, but it's covered in your documentation. Thanks again

pigm is a packed indigo material. it's a zipped file. just unzip it and you get an igm file and maybe some packed textured. the igm can be used in blendigo. ...This would explain a lot... I didn't realize it was an archived file. Hi AtomFury. Try to unwrap (UV) your model. Indigo needs an UV coodri...

First thing to do is check the scale of your model, if it is not realistically scaled it will be hard to get realistic lighting effects. Ah, this must be my problem, thank you. Other than that it looks as if you should be able to get a similar effect by positioning the sun correctly then using an e...

I'm trying to achieve a lighting effect similar to the ones seen in this image: http://www.indigorenderer.com/node/625?size=_original However, from what I've learned from the manual and various forum posts, I've only been able to create a super-bright light source which washes everything out. I've t...

When I download a material from the database here, it gives me a .pigm file. I've tried to import it through the materials by selecting EXTERNAL and then choosing the file but it does not work. How would I actually do this?