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Answers in this category:

  1. What is Blender?
  2. What is this C-key I keep reading about?
  3. What's the deal with the Compac iPAQ?
  4. Where can I find BLENDER ver. 1.8?
  5. What is the ckey?
  6. Some files are missing from my 2.0 guide CD. Where can I find them?

1 - What is Blender?

Contributed by Timothy Kanters.

Developed as the in-house software of a high quality animation studio, Blender has developed into a suite of technologies enabling the creation and replay of realtime, interactive 3D content. The software offers a versatile animation system, contemporary modeling principles, advanced rendering tools, an editor for postproduction and game creation and playback. Blender has the singular benefits of cross-platform, cross-network operability and a file size of less than 1.5MB and is freely available over the Internet.

Supported platforms:

Windows 95, 98, 2000, ME, NT (i386)
Linux (I386, Alpha, PowerPC) glibc 2.1.2
FreeBSD (i386) 3.4
BeOS 5.0 (i386)
SGI
Sun Solaris 2.6 (sparc)
A Mac version will be available in Q3 2001

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2 - What is this C-key I keep reading about?

Contributed by B@rt.

Before Blender 1.8 NaN sold a C-key (c for complete) which unlocked certain features. Now NaN has found investors there's no need for the c-key money anymore: as of version 1.8 Blender is completely free!

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3 - What's the deal with the Compac iPAQ?

Contributed by B@rt.

NaN developed a Blender version for the iPAQ - you can read more about it here:

https://www.blender.nl/showitem.php?id=168

There is no version available for download yet.

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4 - Where can I find BLENDER ver. 1.8?

Contributed by Hideki Saito.

Old versions are still in /pub/ directory of ftp.blender.nl. Try ftp://ftp.blender.nl/pub/

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5 - What is the ckey?

Contributed by B@rt.

Before Blender 1.8 NaN sold a C-key (c for complete) which unlocked certain features. Now NaN has found investors there's no need for the c-key money anymore: as of version 1.8 Blender is completely free!

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6 - Some files are missing from my 2.0 guide CD. Where can I find them?

Contributed by Zycho.

We have had reports from people experiencing problems with some files on the CD-Rom accompanying the official Blender 2.0 guide. For your convenience we offer these files for download here:

https://www.blender.nl/download/service.htm

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This Blender FAQ was generated on September 24, 2001, 8:40 am. For the most recent version and for searching the tutorial database, please visit the on-line version at https://helium.homeip.net/support