Indigo Renderer Forum

Hi Everyone,
We're pleased to announce the release of Indigo Renderer 3.0. We will be offering a special 33% reduction for the next month, to celebrate the 3.0 release. You will also be able to upgrade from Indigo 2.x to Indigo 3.x for a special sale price of €145.

You can read about what's new in Indigo 3.0 here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/indigo3

A big thank you to the exporter writers for their fantastic work.
Thanks to everyone who has submitted bug reports, renders, or thoughts during the 2.X development process and a big thanks to our beta testers.

You can download the Indigo Renderer 3.0 Beta from here:
http://www.indigorenderer.com/download-indigo-renderer

Instructions on how to upgrade your 2.0 Licence to a 3.0 Licence: http://www.indigorenderer.com/documenta ... -indigo-2-


Indigo RT

We are also very proud to announce Indigo RT, which has unprecedented value in the high end unbiased rendering market.

You can learn more about Indigo RT here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/indigo_rt

A comparison of both products is available here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/product-comparison

Indigo RT is available at a special introductory pricing of €99 for one month. After that it will be available for €145.

You can download Indigo RT 3.0 Beta from here:
http://www.indigorenderer.com/download-indigo-rt

Congrats all!! We were used to have a winner now we have a set of winners!

Cool. Congratulations. Look forward to trying this version out. The RT looks interesting as well - might come in handy when I upgrade my computer. As for 'regular' Indigo - I can turn the GPU support off, right? I got a cr*p gpu.

What's the difference between Normal Indigo and Indigo RT?

In the 3.0 video the camera movement is done with the mouse over the render preview window, but in the trial the controls for that are in the top-right window border. Is there a setting to change it how it is in the video? If not, I recommend making it that way because the current implementation doesn't allow focus of rotation on a certain area within the render preview, and it's a little - how to say - 'clumsy' (for lack of a better term).

I'm also not seeing a speed improvement when switching to CUDA on my nVidia GTS 8800M, but that may be because it's just too old a GPU and doesn't improve performance over the (also old) CPU.

I like what I see though.

I copy StompinTom on the difference. Is RT like a light version?

Also, I couldn't find the restrictions on the demo.

Great work.

StompinTom wrote:What's the difference between Normal Indigo and Indigo RT?

Seem like RT is a "light" version of Indigo. So nothing interesting to us lifetime-customers.

What is a lifetime customer?

The first 100 customers got a lifetime license that includes all future updates of Indigo for free + "<3 Indigo 100" forum badge.

Coen Naninck wrote:In the 3.0 video the camera movement is done with the mouse over the render preview window, but in the trial the controls for that are in the top-right window border. Is there a setting to change it how it is in the video? If not, I recommend making it that way because the current implementation doesn't allow focus of rotation on a certain area within the render preview, and it's a little - how to say - 'clumsy' (for lack of a better term).

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fused wrote:A comparison of both products is available here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/product-comparison

fused wrote:A comparison of both products is available here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/product-comparison

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I'm completely blind today. Sorry about that!

Congratulations guys!

fused wrote:Hi Everyone,
You can download the Indigo Renderer 3.0 Beta from here:

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I'm French and I use the Google translation.

I find it extremely Indigo 3.0 space in RAM. Indeed, for a very simple scene (wooden table with mirror, floor mirror without) the memory usage climbs up to 800 MB Is this normal?!

Sorry if you feel the sentence inconsistent ...

Good day!

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The processor speed of my graphics card is 850 MHz ... ? why 0?
The memory is 1GB

Glad I got in on the ground floor with the Lifetime License...!

One thing that may be a bug -- mesh subdivision seems to take more memory -- caused my PC to fill up its 9 GB of RAM (i7, WIndows 7, 64 bit), when subdividing meshes that only took 5 GB with Indigo 2.

Geiles Spielzeug!!!
Habt ihr gut gemacht!!!