The Blender Developers have graced us with two simultaneous Blender releases: Blender 3.2.2 and Blender 2.93.10 LTS! Blender 2.93 LTS will be supported officially until 2023, while the second corrective release in the 3.2 series is probably its last, with the upcoming release of 3.3 just around the corner.
As usual with corrective releases, it is highly recommended to upgrade.
These releases contain only bug fixes and improvements, so they are compatible with your current files and are considered safe to be used in production. #b3d #DevFund pic.twitter.com/5rzeMqSnUT
— Blender (@Blender) August 3, 2022
This double release packs a punch: the 2.93.10 release comes in hot with 9 bug fixes in total, bringing the total number of fixes since the original release to more than 250 so far. The 3.2.2 release on the other hand brings 26 new bug fixes since its last one. This latest update has already rolled out on Steam, the Microsoft Store, and Snap, and can be downloaded from the link below.
Blender's LTS program runs alongside the regular Blender releases and provides long-term support for a stable version of Blender to allow studios and individuals to finish big productions without having to swap versions to benefit from bug updates. You can check out the Blender LTS schedule here.
Check out the download links below, and make sure to support Blender's development fund to support its development:
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So confused. I have 3.2 now so what do i do? Is the smaller # the newer one to switch too? So confused...
Blender's LTS program runs alongside the regular Blender releases and provides long-term support for a stable version of Blender to allow studios and individuals to finish big productions without having to swap versions to benefit from bug updates. You can check out the Blender LTS schedule here.
Great news. I'm running with the LTS for now, but 3.2.2 looks amazing.