Indigo Renderer Forum

Hi guys & girls,

Im a new member and just found out about this indigo render 3 days ago LOL thru a website associates with blender.

I always using 3dMax + Vray / mental ray or sometimes artlantis ...but i suddenly found out about this indigo render and now skindigo.

I tried to do some testing or basic rendering with some of the tuts here, but when i search about indigo more, its actually dont have any button to control it at all..

Only the skindigo plugin has all the button to control it. Is it just tweeking the skindigo in sketchup u can produce all the realistic rendering like in the Gallery ??

here a few samples of my noob rendering ..





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Hi DonZ! Glad you joined the SkIndigo community!!!!
Well, to be honest, you're right: SkIndigo really lacks some specific tutorials on how to achieve good results with this excellent render engine and plugin.
I admit I always wanted to do some, but I've been somehow disappointed by the low-profile response to the first part of my FAQ (you'll find it under WIP section, you could find it a bit useful).. I'm trying to get it over by learning a little more on my own about the latest SkIndigo release and its load of new features
Yes, you can really produce high quality images through the simple use of SkIndigo (Indigo - the main engine core - is not GUI-tweakable), but the images you see in the gallery aren't produced all with SkIndigo: you know that Indigo has 8/9 exporters at the moment
I hope you'll find yourself comfortable using Indigo and SkIndigo. Have a funny journey in the CG world!

Pibuz, I was looking forward to your FAQ!!!!



DonZ, welcome, there is a new tut stickied in this forum, Skindigo 1.1.6. That has good information in it. The best way to sue Indigo is to have a good grasp of the app you are using to model. So, if it's Sketchup than you are here, just remember to keep the faces oriented correctly and start with the presets and tweak from there.

Have fun!

Skindigo has some documental, unfortunately indigo is lacking in the department. The best way to learn is to play around. Download materials from the DB and see how they were done.

Thanks guys,

I would definitely will have a look around of some of the FAQ if not all. time is soo consuming down this end..LOL alot more to learn at the same time working non stop during this recession time .

I will definitely ask around if i need more help, if there anything that i dont know about.

in the meantime, if you guys wanna see some of my previous or current work, please visit my site (temporarily ) at www.myinkvivo.com

im excited to join this open source community

DonZ wrote:im excited to join this open source community

oh oh...

Zom-B meant Indigo is free to use, but not open-source. Its development is a rather secret process, so is it for Sketchup, none of them is open-source

Nonetheless you are welcome, DonZ !