yesterday i was watching the blender art gallery,i came upon a model which brilliantly done using blender and indigo.just wanted to know whether i can use indigo in ubuntu(which is my main operating system).
Maybe it can be used through Wine? Im not sure you might have to dig through the forums a bit or maybe someone will answer you here. Anyway, as a first project its good. although I usually see the logo more orangy than it is now. You could always try to add stuff around it
thanks for the reply.but i tried using wine but i am getting some error like Fatal error:Inifileexcept:could not open localinifile.txt
what’s that???
i dont want to use windows just for indigo.also is indigo good for my present system config?? Intel D core 2.66Ghz
mobo:>D101GGC
inbuilt ATI Radeon Xpress 200 series card
512 MB RAM
Apparently something called Blendigo also helps with the above, although not having tried it myself yet, I’m not sure on which versions (wine versus native Linux) there are or the differences. http://www.indigorenderer.com/joomla/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2862
P.S: I think the less than orange colouring in your render is due to you having the default blue world background, which your objects are reflecting (you are probably using raytracing). Change the world colour to white and see how she renders.
Later on, with a little more blender experience, return to your logo project and look at rounding off / beveling the flat right angled edges. Small technique that makes all the difference to a good render if you’re thinking about using serious renderers. I posted up something on this onto someone’s thread a small while back: http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?t=108661&page=2