Indigo Renderer Forum

Requirements:
- Blender 2.45
- Python 2.5
- Indigo v1.0.1

Installation:
- Place Blendigo in ./blender/scripts
- Dont forget to edit IndigoWrapper.conf to specify your indigo location and put it in ./blender/scripts/bpydata
- put preview in the indigo directory
or use installer

Blendigo is continue developing

Windows Installer Blendigo_v111.exe
Zip blendigo_v111.zip
Skript for manually update blendigo_v111.py

Good job man! Did you implement all the new features? I'm really looking forward to the shift lens!!!

Very goooooddddddd tnx SMART!!!
Luca;)

BbB wrote:Good job man! Did you implement all the new features? I'm really looking forward to the shift lens!!!

Sorry, BbB i just forgot it. and actually i don't really sure if i implement displacement right.
Feedback needen

Update
*lens shift added

Hi Smartden. Great update, thanks a lot.
The new displacement option seems to wok fine.

However, do you think it's possible to put an extra per-material subdivision option ? The idea is to subdivide automatically all the meshes that use one given material, without adding manually the option for each mesh.
I've made a mockup to show what I mean.
Would this be easy to implement ?

yes, it is for sure a good idea. but it's not so easy to implement. maybe later... and it will make blendigo yet more bigger

Thanks re lens shift!

BbB wrote:Thanks re lens shift!

let see some shots...

Well, the stuff I'm working on right now will probably need Indigo 64-bit. It's about 2m polys right now (lots of trees, you know) and not even nearly finished.

But I'll make sure I test the shift lens on a simpler scene.

yes, that whould be nice

Hope it is not a stupid question, but can blendigo 1.1.1 be used with indigo 1.1.2? Because ono said that the xml element's names aren't final yet and i cannot see if they changed in 1.1.1 > 1.1.2

I am still very new to all this.. so please excuse my ignorance

yes, i think you can use it with 1.1.2 too

thank you mate. And for your excellent exporter as many said before
makes 'blife' a lot easier

1.Very good scripts thank you thousend times
2. (For the installer) Do you know that starting with Blender 2.46 the scripts are stored in the Application Folder?