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Indigo .9 test4
I used SkIndigo exporter (plugin for sketch up), Sketch up materials (which by the way I messed). The only light is from the sun and the sky through the window and the door behind the camera. This here is a very poor exampe of what Indigo can, render time was 12 hours, but it looks almost the same as it did a 7 hours, because I used a bad render method so I be improving this in the future. Oh and by the way here is a nice program that can make plants: http://www.blendernation.com/2007/08/01/using-plant-studio-with-blender/ and another test render which has better materials, but some of them transparent, and render time was about 7 hours: http://img352.imageshack.us/my.php?image=im1186086443uc6.jpg
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The lighting looks impressive. Pity this is such a noisy render, materials cannot be appreciated this way.
Let's see. I think I can see some very nice light interaction going on. It is hard to tell though because the materials are rather noisy and low resolution. I hope that better materials can be produced. The grainyness of this render seems pretty much universal, is it because of the render settings or the the material settings? I'm curious. The interaction of the light though is very clear and very nice!
. Rendered in Indigo. Its grainy because I did something wrong. go to the indigo website gallery there are some incredible images there
I'm still unclear as to what indigo is. Render engine? And this image is pretty grainy. Is this rendered in SketchUp?