For those who want to know “how Blender works” to write their own scripts and add-ons, the developers have provided a very convenient option – the ability to view any element source code in a single click.
To see the source code of any element: open the “Text Editor” window; then simply click on the desired element with the right mouse button and select “Edit Source”.
Blender Animation Studio released a new open short animated film “Coffee Run”.
The animation is made in the 3D graphical editor “Blender”.
The Blender 2.83 release is enabled for downloading on the official Blender site.
This is the first “LTS” version of Blender, designed for long-term support.
The official showcase of new features:
Various aspects of lighting in the Blender EEVEE rendering engine tutorial.
Knife Project is a powerful Blender tool for quickly cutting holes of various shapes in objects.
In Blender 2.8x the undo/redo operation system (ctrl+z / ctrl+shift+z) has been completely rebuilt. One of the results of this API change is when the undo operation is performed, all objects in the scene are fully recreated – the current object is destroyed, and a completely new object is created instead. Pointers to the old objects (before the undo operation) now point to invalid objects that can no longer be used.
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Add-ons are not reloaded by pressing the F8 key in the Preferences – Add-ons window in Blender 2.83. The add-ons reload function call with this key shot was no longer tied starting with Blender 2.80.
To bind the add-ons reloading to the F8 key shot again:
In Blender 2.81 and earlier, you could see the possible code completion by pressing “ctrl + space” in the python console. This key-shot shows nothing in Blender 2.82.
Code autocompletion in the python console was not removed in 2.82, it was moved to the “tab” key.
