Indigo Renderer Forum

Hi there,
I downloaded Holger Schömann's beautiful Tuscany scene and rendered it with Indigo and Cindigo.

Link to the scene: http://www.cg-guide.com/index.php?action=tuscany

It was a little bit of work to translate all the Cinema 4D-shaded materials to plain texures, but in the end Cindigo did the rest; no material is customized.

Slight postwork in Photoshop like blooming, sky color grading etc., nothing major.

Hope you like it!

This is ace !!
Much better than the original.

Thank you, but I did very few...
it's all to Holger for building and providing the cool scene and Indigo for cool rendering.

Great teamwork, here comes bigfoot : bump/bevel/displacement ?

Bookmarking, thanks !

edit: ok I'm a bevel maniac, and even if I'm myself susceptible to produce such artifacts I'm reporting what pops into the eye first. And come on, light is all about shades !

amazing work ! it's nice

Definitely needs displacement on the wall

It needs displacement, it needs slightly beveled edges on the house corners ...
but I wanted to render the scene "just as it comes" from the origin.

Very nice scene

I think I give it a try with displacement and phong/diffuse blending etc.

Do it, I'm excited about these improvements!

I gave it a try, but failed quite quickly, because Indigo doesn't support blended mats with displacement :/

So I did a REQ

Converting such scenes to a Indigo export format in a Exporter is quite benchmark for these, and quite nice to find bugs and check out the workflow if there is any space for improvements...

This one seems to need quite much texture baking :/

Hehe, that's why I said I spent a little time on the textures. ^^
My very basic workflow: I opened every material in a new window, made a screenshot, opened this in photoshop and tried to achieve a very similar result there. Then I replaced the layered shader in every material with the new texture.
It took me about 1-2 hours... but this was the only way to get the materials to be ranslated to Indigo-materials.

Very nice work