Michael Bridges shows how to prepare a version of Blender that you can take anywhere on a USB drive.
In this video, I dive into the world of portable Blender, perfect for those who need a separate version of Blender for specific projects. I show you how to set it up on a Mac, but don’t worry if you’re on Windows.
We start with the default Blender, tweak some settings, but then realise we want a fresh start. So, I walk you through making a portable version, ensuring any changes you make are isolated to that instance of Blender.
It’s a straightforward process, but it can save a lot of hassle. So, if you’ve ever struggled with configuring Blender or need a clean slate for your projects, this video could be just what you need. Check it out, and let me know if it helps you out!
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