Blender 2.92 is Here!!!

modo used to be my fav 3D tool but by now that's changed to Blender. Maya and 3DSMax feel really old and clumsy by now.

Crashes a lot using gas physics.

> nodes
> create your own custom modifier

This is unbelievable cool. One of design decision of blender was that you can't make modifiers in python as it was deemed too slow for this (It's literally listed as AntiFeature in documentation).

keep these videos up! the official blender patch video a bit too cringy for me lol

Blender adds stuff faster than you can learn it. I'm not complaining though, it's like grade school except i actually like it.

just finished my last project so i feel safe to update, was on 2.83 something before

Blender is good multitool and free! 👍

I'm very interested in the toon sketches animation system could you do a video on it if possible? I cant seem to find the new feature in blender

You're a good guy Mike... but you still said "discontinuity" wrong

The Asset Manager was indeed deemed too unpolished for full release and bumped back down into “experimental features”. Hopefully it’ll be ready to go in 2.93, along with some extra optimization for the nodes.

THE ASSET BROWSER IS MISSINGGG :(((

Man, all this changes just make me feel like i can't keep up with it anymore.

Is it possible to sculpt multiple objects at the same time? For example a modular character where arms, legs, torso and head are seperate objects?

Are the feathered dinosaurs depicted on the web page and splash screen a new Open Movie project in the works...?

If only they would remove the ugly as monkeypoop mascot monkeyhead as their mascot!

Did they fix their convoluted and easily breakable texture baking process? I remember losing days trying to bake something in Blender 2.82

Just amazing! The grease pencil blow my mind and the primitive option to create objects faster.

You forgot Time-Stamps.

now that's a Pog .so exiting

Thanks for your nice videos! You are right: the release notes get better and better. This leads to you only reading them out loud (many times wrong in this video...) and playing their example videos. This makes it kind of unnecessary to watch those "new blender version released" videos from your channel. Sorry.