Indigo 2.2.8

[Jambert]

I'm not sure what you're asking. Do you want Indigo to close automatically when you press 'Stop'?

No, sorry for my english. I mean that when I run animation rendering, indigo open/close for each frame, it's a bit "boring". When you're working in the same time with another soft, indigo open in front plane for each frame.

How would you render animations then? Babysit indigo all day? :P

I would like indigo stay open when it finish rendering a frame and start the next one without open/close.

[pixie]

I would like indigo stay open when it finish rendering a frame and start the next one without open/close.

Nice!
+1

[Jambert]

And maybe would be great if we could enable/desable network during render :)

[ozzie]

And maybe would be great if we could enable/desable network during render :)

+1

[WytRaven]

Opened pins example scene and began rendering. Looked through the rendering options panel and enable Aperture Diffraction which was off. Crash.

Predictable; happens every time.

[OnoSendai]

Opened pins example scene and began rendering. Looked through the rendering options panel and enable Aperture Diffraction which was off. Crash.

Predictable; happens every time.

Ah yeah, I now what causes that (it's a Mac issue). Will fix for next Mac build.

[CTZn]

I fear that the issue is of a larger concern, Ono.

Xp 32, camera in empty sky (Indigo 2.2.9): the render was started with no diffraction scheme specified. I tick Aperture Diffraction, the memory usage goes from 37MB to 200MB, the frame buffer refreshes normally and, instant crash. I say instant crash because obviously the post process couldnt possibly happen in the lapse time, it's the diffraction-less buffer showing right before the crash.

This happens everytime the scene is exported without post process diffraction enabled, I hope that helps narrowing the issue :)