Thinking of buying Indigo? Let me list some reasons...

[benn]

http://indigorenderer.com/buy

Haha - thoughts?

[Doug Armand]

I'd say that sums it all up pretty nicely

[dakiru]

I think it is very positive and good.

[suvakas]

Yes, positive is the word I'd use too. Very nice!

[RenderFred]

Maybe I would add:

Q: Is there commercial renderfarm support for Indigo?
A: Yes... (I let you elaborate)

OK I plead guilty of not being perfectly impartial

But I believe it is an important feature for professionals, and I suppose you all want pros to use Indigo more than they do now...

[Doug Armand]

Maybe I would add:

Q: Is there commercial renderfarm support for Indigo?
A: Yes... (I let you elaborate)

OK I plead guilty of not being perfectly impartial

But I believe it is an important feature for professionals, and I suppose you all want pros to use Indigo more than they do now...

+1 it's a valid point

[Stinkie]

"Ease of use. Our sketchup and cinema4d exporters are the best in the industry and are constantly improved."

Haven't tried the other exporters, but these two are indeed rather good. Quality work.

[Juju]

How many "lifetime" licenses are left? I'm soooo tempted right now.

Also, I see a mention of Indigo 3.0, what is the roadmap to it?

[Jambert]

How many "lifetime" licenses are left? I'm soooo tempted right now.

Also, I see a mention of Indigo 3.0, what is the roadmap to it?

I'm intersted too

[benn]

Indigo 3.0 won't be until late next year.

There are about 30 licences left (depending on how many sell tonight) if you're keen to purchase.