Conference. 2.25 -- October 2002: Blender Publisher becomes freely available, and the experimental tree of Blender is created, a coder's playground. 2.26 -- February 2003: The first truly open source Header The Header contains various menus, buttons and options, partially based on the current node tree type. Common node editor header options. View This menu changes your view of the editor. Select Use Nodes Tells the render engine to use the node tree when computing the material color or rendering the final image, or not. If not, the tree is ignored. For materials, this is mostly a legacy option

Conference. 2.25 – October 2002: Blender Publisher becomes freely available, and the experimental tree of Blender is created, a coder’s playground. 2.26 – February 2003: The first truly open source Blender Header The Header contains various menus, buttons and options, partially based on the current node tree type. Common node editor header options. View This menu changes your view of the editor. Select Use Nodes Tells the render engine to use the node tree when computing the material color or rendering the final image, or not. If not, the tree is ignored. For materials, this is mostly a legacy option

Conference. 2.25 -- October 2002: Blender Publisher becomes freely available, and the experimental tree of Blender is created, a coder's playground. 2.26 -- February 2003: The first truly open source Header The Header contains various menus, buttons and options, partially based on the current node tree type. Common node editor header options. View This menu changes your view of the editor. Select Use Nodes Tells the render engine to use the node tree when computing the material color or rendering the final image, or not. If not, the tree is ignored. For materials, this is mostly a legacy option

Conference. 2.25 – October 2002: Blender Publisher becomes freely available, and the experimental tree of Blender is created, a coder’s playground. 2.26 – February 2003: The first truly open source Blender Header The Header contains various menus, buttons and options, partially based on the current node tree type. Common node editor header options. View This menu changes your view of the editor. Select Use Nodes Tells the render engine to use the node tree when computing the material color or rendering the final image, or not. If not, the tree is ignored. For materials, this is mostly a legacy option

Conference. 2.25 – October 2002: Blender Publisher becomes freely available, and the experimental tree of Blender is created, a coder’s playground. 2.26 – February 2003: The first truly open source Blender Header The Header contains various menus, buttons and options, partially based on the current node tree type. Common node editor header options. View This menu changes your view of the editor. Select Use Nodes Tells the render engine to use the node tree when computing the material color or rendering the final image, or not. If not, the tree is ignored. For materials, this is mostly a legacy option

Conference. 2.25 -- October 2002: Blender Publisher becomes freely available, and the experimental tree of Blender is created, a coder's playground. 2.26 -- February 2003: The first truly open source Header The Header contains various menus, buttons and options, partially based on the current node tree type. Common node editor header options. View This menu changes your view of the editor. Select Use Nodes Tells the render engine to use the node tree when computing the material color or rendering the final image, or not. If not, the tree is ignored. For materials, this is mostly a legacy option

Conference. 2.25 -- October 2002: Blender Publisher becomes freely available, and the experimental tree of Blender is created, a coder's playground. 2.26 -- February 2003: The first truly open source Header The Header contains various menus, buttons and options, partially based on the current node tree type. Common node editor header options. View This menu changes your view of the editor. Select Use Nodes Tells the render engine to use the node tree when computing the material color or rendering the final image, or not. If not, the tree is ignored. For materials, this is mostly a legacy option

Conference. 2.25 – October 2002: Blender Publisher becomes freely available, and the experimental tree of Blender is created, a coder’s playground. 2.26 – February 2003: The first truly open source Blender Header The Header contains various menus, buttons and options, partially based on the current node tree type. Common node editor header options. View This menu changes your view of the editor. Select Use Nodes Tells the render engine to use the node tree when computing the material color or rendering the final image, or not. If not, the tree is ignored. For materials, this is mostly a legacy option

Conference. 2.25 -- October 2002: Blender Publisher becomes freely available, and the experimental tree of Blender is created, a coder's playground. 2.26 -- February 2003: The first truly open source Header The Header contains various menus, buttons and options, partially based on the current node tree type. Common node editor header options. View This menu changes your view of the editor. Select Use Nodes Tells the render engine to use the node tree when computing the material color or rendering the final image, or not. If not, the tree is ignored. For materials, this is mostly a legacy option

Conference. 2.25 -- October 2002: Blender Publisher becomes freely available, and the experimental tree of Blender is created, a coder's playground. 2.26 -- February 2003: The first truly open source Header The Header contains various menus, buttons and options, partially based on the current node tree type. Common node editor header options. View This menu changes your view of the editor. Select Use Nodes Tells the render engine to use the node tree when computing the material color or rendering the final image, or not. If not, the tree is ignored. For materials, this is mostly a legacy option