Blender LTS and 3.0 — Developer Blog
February 2023 update: the release schedule has been restructured. After evaluating the massive support for Blender 2.80 – and with the 2.8x release cycles running as planned – here is a proposal for the long term Blender release organization. Blender LTS The first proposal is to do one Long Term Support (LTS) release every year. This release would be supported for two years with important bug fixe
2020 – Blender Big Projects — Developer Blog
In 2019 2.80 was released world-wide, and well received by the community and the industry alike. But work doesn’t stop there. There are still big topics, old and new, waiting to be tackled. To help guiding the Blender development for this year, here is a proposal for 10 big projects for 2020. Library Overrides “Replace animation proxy system, and support local changes from linked data.” The initia
Blender is Free Software — Developer Blog
Blender is Free Software. It is free to use for everyone. Free to use for any purpose, also commercially. Blender is free to share with others, it is free to study Blender’s sources and free to make new versions. Blender is free, forever. This freedom is what makes the GNU GPL license so powerful and it is why it’s much more than “open source”. The license simply prevents anyone to put restriction
First steps with Universal Scene Description — Developer Blog
A shot of Spring, exported to USD via the very much work-in-progress USD support in Blender. This article was updated on 2019-07-26. Universal Scene Description (USD) is a file format created by Pixar. To create, manipulate, and read those files, they have also released their C++ library under the MIT Open Source license. Since the work on Toy Story started, Pixar have been trying to solve the cha
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