That's me hence i'm asking if i should update these libs or not :)
--Ray
On 2020-01-10 10:54 a.m., Ton Roosendaal wrote:
> Hi,
>
> To my knowledge these differences are minor and won't be a showstopper for
> studio pipelines.
> I will leave it to the platform maintainers though :)
>
> -Ton-
> --
Hi,
To my knowledge these differences are minor and won't be a showstopper
for studio pipelines.
I will leave it to the platform maintainers though :)
-Ton-
--
Ton Roosendaal - t...@blender.org - www.blender.org
Chairman Blend
I took a quick survey, most of the libs are either not applicable to us (QT
related stuff) or at the preferred version already
however some of them are lagging behind a bit (or a lot in case of openVDB) and
one of them is a little ahead of the VFX platform
Behind:
OpenEXR VFX:2.4.x Blende
Hi everyone,
Blender has always been an early adopter of new libraries. We moved to
Python 3 ten years ago already. Unfortunately that made Blender
incompatible with the Python 2.7 infrastructure in many studios. But the
industry is catching up! Python 3.7 is now the reference standard.
To g
Hey all,
The stabilizing branch blender-v2.82-release has been created
and pushed. For 2.82 we have now entered bcon3 [1].
Please remember to review the stabilizing usage steps to refresh
your memory on the proper approach [2]. As a friendly reminder,
speed is not important, careful and thoughtfu
