Hi rivera-b,

are you using Windows?
In that case the path ist: C:/User/[your name]/AppData/Roaming/Indigo Renderer/renders

Good luck

What I love about that apart from the beautiful image: The fact that you invent scenarios that, despite using state of the art technology, feel as tedious as did 3D feel during its beginnings (commercially) in the early '80s. So hardware developers invent technologies that are like 100 or 1000 times...

Sroka8888, you really nailed it!!!!

This one has the quality of a beautiful and somehow touching painting!

Hi vasco, bubs explained this a while ago - just change both "1" in the texture panel to your needs to scale a texture. No idea on how to rotate, although I bet it's possible somehow... Hi Sytza, If the object the texture is painted on in SketchUp is a group or Component, you will probably have to e...

Wow, I almost thought that I finally found a feature that Blendigo has, but the C4D exporter not!

Hi Zalevskiy, I did this render once and tried different apertures and f-stops to get the desired effect - not exactly what you wanted yet but 100% Indigo output (just sligthly denoised). Perhaps just start experimenting?

Very nice! The perspective really highlights the special architecture. Cool render, I also like the use of plants, which is just subtle enough to not be too pronounced. As you also asked for critic: You could pay more attention to the transition between materials. Usually, there are small gaps, some...

Hi, I think V4 is pretty cool, too! I am not sure qhat you mean by the term "project file", as Indigo can save a scene with all the settings, including light layers. To save the render progress, you can save your image as an .igi file, and resume it later on (don't forget to save the scene as well!)...

Hey kscore, the floor material looks really cool!! Is that a bump map or some magic?!

Hahaha I also used to work with this scene , really cool tests!!

AWESOME caustics on the wall!!
The composition and mood of the bedroom picture are really good. Thanks for sharing your test!

Personally, I really like the mood the HDR gives in the pics, good to see something else than broad daylight :-) The kid's room is especially cool!! One small crit: In the first pic, the wood textures don't quite convince me. I think in the real world the wood planks of the bar are three dimensional...

Hey, I also like the render! What doesn't quite convince me is the carpet. It looks good as a thumbnail, but somehow really CGI in the full-scale image.You could also try using backplate images in post-pro, so the background gets more crispy. And please try to cook the image a little longer

Oh, i think I also missed this one
AWESOME work man!!