One downside of this is that if you install 3.0 you'll also have to reinstall any add-ons that you've downloaded and installed. to represent, for Linux, MacOS, and Windows. You can find out more at Blender's Directory Layout which describes in more details, including the paths that I used. This includes both Blender's own files and any Add-Ons.
and your 3.0 version will install in directories like. Any time you do a standard install of a blender version N.MM.x it is installed in various directories that have N.MM in their paths, so your 2.93 version will install its files in directories like. Learn more and download.Īnother exciting milestone achieved thanks to the Blender community and the over 3000 individuals and organizations contributing to the Blender Development Fund.Blender is specifically designed to keep its versions separate from each other. The latest long-term support release also received an update today, Blender 3.3.2 LTS.
mtl files, animation editors improvements, major performance speed-ups and much more.Įxplore the release notes for an in-depth look at what’s new. Other improvements include a new Grease Pencil outline modifier and better Fill tool, support for PBR extensions in. Many new nodes have been added to retrieve mesh and curve data, sample UV surface, Node Group assets now show in the Add menu, and so much more. Geometry Nodes now shows an overlay in the 3D Viewport, making it easy to debug and test parts of your node tree.
The UV editor received several updates to existing tools as well as new operators to align UV rotation, randomize islands, support for non-uniform grid, and more. The auto-masking tools in Sculpt/Paint mode are now accessible from the 3D Viewport, and support cavity, view, and area-based auto-masking.
Blender Foundation and the online developers community are proud to present Blender 3.4! Blender 3.4 Splash by Blender Studio What’s NewĪ highlight in this release is the integration of Intel’s Open Path Guiding Library, adding support for path guiding in CPU in Cycles.
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