. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 5.2 Build Windows Executable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . install BlenderVR you need this guide. Tip: Windows “standard” (non-developpers) users are invited to download the BlenderVR Install Excecutable for Windows 7 (though you are still advised to read through all the supported platforms. • Mac OSX 64 bit: Blender 2.74 Patched. 1 • Windows 32 bit: Blender 2.74 Patched. 2 • Windows 64 bit: Blender 2.74 Patched. 2 • Linux 32 bit: Blender 2.74 Patched. 3 •

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refactor is reserved for the 3.x.x series. Generate Documentation Run the following in a buildenv (Windows) or terminal (Fedora): make html from within the blender_nif_plugin/docs folder. The generated buildenv, it used to manage dependancies, needs to be updated for nix platforms. Install Python 3.4 Windows 1. Download Python 3.4 [http://www.python.org/download/releases/3.2.3/]. 2. Pick the installer appropriate install python3-minimal This is installed by default on 14.04 or later Environment Variables Windows: set /p BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR= Ubuntu: set -X BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR=

refactor is reserved for the 3.x.x series. Generate Documentation Run the following in a buildenv (Windows) or terminal (Fedora): make html from within the blender_nif_plugin/docs folder. The generated buildenv, it used to manage dependencies, needs to be updated for nix platforms. Install Python 3.4 Windows 1. Download Python 3.4. 2. Pick the installer appropriate for your platform, and follow the instructions Chapter 2. Developer Documentation Blender NIF Plugin, Release 2.6.0a0.dev4 Environment Variables Windows: set /p BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR= Ubuntu: set -X BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR=

refactor is reserved for the 3.x.x series. Generate Documentation Run the following in a buildenv (Windows) or terminal (Fedora): make html from within the blender_nif_plugin/docs folder. The generated buildenv, it used to manage dependancies, needs to be updated for nix platforms. Install Python 3.4 Windows 1. Download Python 3.4. 2. Pick the installer appropriate for your platform, and follow the instructions Developer Documentation Blender NIF Plugin Documentation, Release 2.6.0a0.dev4 Environment Variables Windows: set /p BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR= Ubuntu: set -X BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR=

refactor is reserved for the 3.x.x series. Generate Documentation Run the following in a buildenv (Windows) or terminal (Fedora): make html from within the blender_nif_plugin/docs folder. The generated buildenv, it used to manage dependencies, needs to be updated for nix platforms. Install Python 3.4 Windows 1. Download Python 3.4 [http://www.python.org/download/releases/3.2.3/]. 2. Pick the installer appropriate install python3-minimal This is installed by default on 14.04 or later Environment Variables Windows: set /p BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR= Ubuntu: set -X BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR=

development process. Being a cross-platform application, Blender runs on Linux, macOS, as well as Windows systems. It also has relatively small memory and drive requirements compared to other 3D creation November 1998: First Manual published. 1.60 -- April 1999: C-key (new features behind a lock, $95), Windows version released. 1.6x -- June 1999: BeOS and PPC version released. 1.80 -- June 2000: End of C-key 2.73 -- January 2015: Cycles gets improved volumetric support, major upgrade to Grease Pencil, Windows gets Input Method Editors (IMEs) and general improvements to painting, Freestyle, Sequencer and add-ons

development process. Being a cross-platform application, Blender runs on Linux, macOS, as well as Windows systems. It also has relatively small memory and drive requirements compared to other 3D creation November 1998: First Manual published. 1.60 – April 1999: C-key (new features behind a lock, $95), Windows version released. 1.6x – June 1999: BeOS and PPC version released. 1.80 – June 2000: End of C-key 2.73 – January 2015: Cycles gets improved volumetric support, major upgrade to Grease Pencil, Windows gets Input Method Editors (IMEs) and general improvements to painting, Freestyle, Sequencer and add-ons

development process. Being a cross-platform application, Blender runs on Linux, macOS, as well as Windows systems. It also has relatively small memory and drive requirements compared to other 3D creation November 1998: First Manual published. 1.60 -- April 1999: C-key (new features behind a lock, $95), Windows version released. 1.6x -- June 1999: BeOS and PPC version released. 1.80 -- June 2000: End of C-key 2.73 -- January 2015: Cycles gets improved volumetric support, major upgrade to Grease Pencil, Windows gets Input Method Editors (IMEs) and general improvements to painting, Freestyle, Sequencer and add-ons

development process. Being a cross-platform application, Blender runs on Linux, macOS, as well as Windows systems. It also has relatively small memory and drive requirements compared to other 3D creation November 1998: First Manual published. 1.60 – April 1999: C-key (new features behind a lock, $95), Windows version released. 1.6x – June 1999: BeOS and PPC version released. 1.80 – June 2000: End of C-key 2.73 – January 2015: Cycles gets improved volumetric support, major upgrade to Grease Pencil, Windows gets Input Method Editors (IMEs) and general improvements to painting, Freestyle, Sequencer and add-ons