Blender 2.78b Releaesed! How to Install in Ubuntu

Blender 2.78b, a 2.78a release-compatible update was announced yesterday with important speedups, especially in Cycles and for Dependency graph. BLender 2.78b comes with Cycles Speedups that were announced last month. Most notable will be faster rendering of Motion blur with hair, which has a 5-10 time speedup – important for production rendering. Also there are… Continue reading Blender 2.78b Releaesed! How to Install in Ubuntu

How to Install Blender 2.78 in Ubuntu 16.04, 14.04

The Blender Foundation has recently announced the release of Blender 2.78. Here’s how to install or upgrade it via PPA in Ubuntu 16.04, Ubuntu 14.04, and Linux Mint 18, 17. What’s new in Blender 2.78: spherical stereo rendering support for VR a grease pencil for full 2D drawing and animations viewport rendering improvements freehand curves… Continue reading How to Install Blender 2.78 in Ubuntu 16.04, 14.04

Blender 2.77 Released [How-to Install in Ubuntu]

The Blender Foundation finally announced the stable release for Blender 2.77 this weekend. The new release features: Cycles Rendering has better Subsurface Scattering, GPU support for Smoke/Fire and Point Density, and a few other features and optimizations. User Interface has faster OpenGL rendering and better Anti-Aliasing, and other improvements Modeling now has an edit-mode boolean… Continue reading Blender 2.77 Released [How-to Install in Ubuntu]

How to Install Blender 2.76b in Ubuntu 15.10, 14.04 via PPA

Blender, a professional free and open-source 3D graphics software, has reached the 2.76b release. The ‘b’ release brings a few bugfixes to the 2.76 release which was released a month ago. For Blender 2.76 new features see HERE, and the 2.76b fixed: Crash generating previews crash with metas & particles Select linked crash with wire… Continue reading How to Install Blender 2.76b in Ubuntu 15.10, 14.04 via PPA

Blender 2.75 Released, How-to Install or Upgrade it in Ubuntu

Blender, an open source 3D content-creation program, has recently reached the 2.75 release, which features AMD OpenCL rendering and fully integrated stereo/multiview support. Blender Foundation and developer community announced the release of Blender 2.75 on July 1st. The main highlights of this release are: Blender now supports a fully integrated Multi-View and Stereo 3D pipeline… Continue reading Blender 2.75 Released, How-to Install or Upgrade it in Ubuntu

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