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Call for Testing of BMesh Integration (NGons)
18 Comments Published by Kernon on November 6th, 2009 in 3D News, Blender 2.5, Development
BMesh is now in the Alpha testing stage. It’s reached the point where it needs user testing to further progress and identify bugs.
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Developer Meeting Notes (Blender 2.5 Report)
44 Comments Published by Tim Formica [Room335] on November 1st, 2009 in 3D News, Blender 2.5, Development, Press
Previous week report, from Blender Conference meeting
- Blender 2.5 "beta 0" naming still has some pro/contra discussions… in some aspects it's more like an alpha. Everyone agrees it has to be communicated as a test build when released
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Blender Developers Meeting Notes
41 Comments Published by Bart on September 21st, 2009 in Blender 2.5
Blender 2.50 development planning inside!
Blender Developers Meeting Notes
39 Comments Published by Bart on September 15th, 2009 in Blender 2.5Today's biggest news: the SVN trunk (the main code repository) has now been replaced with 2.5 code, making Blender 2.5 the default development project.
Support Blender and Get Your Name in the Credits, September 15th Deadline!
11 Comments Published by Tim Formica [Room335] on September 9th, 2009 in 3D News, Blender Institute, Durian
As you may all remember, the newest Open Movie, Project Durian, is underway. These Open Movies are organized to improve Blender as much as possible. For Project Durian one of the goals is to make the next Blender series, Blender 2.5x, stable for production use.
It is possible for you to get your name in the end credits of the movie. How?
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Blender Developers Meeting Notes
17 Comments Published by Bart on September 7th, 2009 in Development2.49… done. Next action item: 2.5!
Things were hectic at the Blender Foundation this week with the arrival of the Durian team. Still, Ton managed to list the most important issues for you.
Despite just having become a father last week, JesterKing has already picked up coding again and has hacked together a real-time (well, updated every 5 minutes) graph of the Durian sales. The height of the graph represents 2000. Each dark gray horizontal line represents 500, where the lighter gray are 250. More info on his blog. Haven't ordered yet? Here's your chance!
Blender developer Nathan Letwory [JesterKing] became a father for the second time earlier today when his daughter Rafaëlla was born at 14:42 in Finland. Rafaëlla weighs 2820g and is 50,5cm tall. Both she and her mother are doing great.
We're happy to report that Rafaëlla looks significantly less grumpy than her big brother Rasmus [JesterPrince], who is reported to have developed a passion for human beat-boxing and (duh) Blender!
Blender presentation at ASSEMBLY 2009, Helsinki, Finland
3 Comments Published by Bart on August 5th, 2009 in Conferences
Julius Tuomisto and Nathan Letwory will be at ASSEMBLY 2009 in Helsinky this Saturday to talk about their distributed rendering project with Blender.
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After a little over one month of downtime, Planet Blender is back! Congrats, Nathan! :)
PlanetBlender and other sites down
45 Comments Published by Community Reporter on May 4th, 2009 in 3D News
Nathan Letwory wrote: Hey BN – this is as short message about what is currently happening to:
Blender – Google Summer of Code 2009
38 Comments Published by Tim Formica [Room335] on April 21st, 2009 in 3D News, Google Summer of Code
The GSOC 2009 has been announced and with some exciting improvements for Blender. It looks like that if all goes well we may be seeing some significant speed enhancements.
A BIG thank you to Google for supporting Blender again!
Interview with Nathan Letwory
12 Comments Published by Bart on April 18th, 2009 in Development, People
A first sneak peek of last week's 'Blender Sprint' is in! Nathan Letwory reports.
Blender 2.5 Winter Camp
20 Comments Published by Bart on January 8th, 2009 in Blender Foundation, Development
The Institute for Network Cultures has invited the core developers of Blender to Amsterdam for a 'Blender sprint'.
Winter Camp is an event, organized by the Institute of Network Cultures and will take place 3-7 March ‘09 in Amsterdam. A dozen networks (each of which has 5-15 people) have been invited to work on their specific current topics. The Winter Camp will be a mix of presentations and work spaces with an emphasis on getting things done.
Compiling Blender: important new upgrade!
14 Comments Published by Bart on November 4th, 2008 in Development
If you're compiling your own copy of Blender, then is may be important for you: Blender's build system has been changed to make it compatible with more distributions and also easier to use (I guess – all this CC_WARN, user_config.py and whatnot is really beyond me but I trust that Nathan and Olivier know what they're doing ;-)
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