was not feasible, Ton Roosendaal founded the non-profit organization, Blender Foundation, in March 2002. The Blender Foundation’s primary goal was to find a way to continue developing and promoting Blender investors to agree to a unique Blender Foundation plan to attempt to release Blender as open source. The “Free Blender” campaign sought to raise €100,000 so that the Foundation could buy the rights to the Blender might be “no cost”. While this is often true, the term “free software” as used by the Free Software Foundation (originators of the GNU Project and creators of the GNU General Public License) is intended to

was not feasible, Ton Roosendaal founded the non-profit organization, Blender Foundation, in March 2002. The Blender Foundation's primary goal was to find a way to continue developing and promoting Blender investors to agree to a unique Blender Foundation plan to attempt to release Blender as open source. The "Free Blender" campaign sought to raise €100,000 so that the Foundation could buy the rights to the Blender might be "no cost". While this is often true, the term "free software" as used by the Free Software Foundation (originators of the GNU Project and creators of the GNU General Public License) is intended to

The focus of our TDD methodology is 3 main areas: • Develop maintainable code - Ensure good foundation for stable development & improvement. • Constant feedback - Testing features ensuring they work folder the blender.exe installation is contained in, eg: BLENDER_HOME=C:/Program Files/Blender Foundation/ or from a terminal (Linux | Ubuntu): BLENDER_HOME=~/.blender/ BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR Used to install Set the location of corresponding Blender addons folder BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR=%APPDATA%\Blender Foundation\Blender\2.79\scripts\addons or from a terminal (Linux | Ubuntu): BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR=~/.blender/2

functionality. The focus of our TDD methodology is 3 main areas: Develop maintainable code - Ensure good foundation for stable development & improvement. Constant feedback - Testing features ensuring they work and folder the blender.exe installation is contained in, eg: BLENDER_HOME=C:/Program Files/Blender Foundation/ or from a terminal (Linux | Ubuntu): BLENDER_HOME=~/.blender/ BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR Used to install Set the location of corresponding Blender addons folder BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR=%APPDATA%\Blender Foundation\Blender\2.79\scripts\addons or from a terminal (Linux | Ubuntu): BLENDER_ADDONS_DIR=~/.blender/2

was not feasible, Ton Roosendaal founded the non-profit organization, Blender Foundation, in March 2002. The Blender Foundation's primary goal was to find a way to continue developing and promoting Blender investors to agree to a unique Blender Foundation plan to attempt to release Blender as open source. The "Free Blender" campaign sought to raise €100,000 so that the Foundation could buy the rights to the Blender might be "no cost". While this is often true, the term "free software" as used by the Free Software Foundation (originators of the GNU Project and creators of the GNU General Public License) is intended to

was not feasible, Ton Roosendaal founded the non-profit organization, Blender Foundation, in March 2002. The Blender Foundation’s primary goal was to find a way to continue developing and promoting Blender investors to agree to a unique Blender Foundation plan to attempt to release Blender as open source. The “Free Blender” campaign sought to raise €100,000 so that the Foundation could buy the rights to the Blender might be “no cost”. While this is often true, the term “free software” as used by the Free Software Foundation (originators of the GNU Project and creators of the GNU General Public License) is intended to

was not feasible, Ton Roosendaal founded the non-profit organization, Blender Foundation, in March 2002. The Blender Foundation's primary goal was to find a way to continue developing and promoting Blender investors to agree to a unique Blender Foundation plan to attempt to release Blender as open source. The "Free Blender" campaign sought to raise €100,000 so that the Foundation could buy the rights to the Blender might be "no cost". While this is often true, the term "free software" as used by the Free Software Foundation (originators of the GNU Project and creators of the GNU General Public License) is intended to

was not feasible, Ton Roosendaal founded the non-profit organization, Blender Foundation, in March 2002. The Blender Foundation’s primary goal was to find a way to continue developing and promoting Blender investors to agree to a unique Blender Foundation plan to attempt to release Blender as open source. The “Free Blender” campaign sought to raise €100,000 so that the Foundation could buy the rights to the Blender might be “no cost”. While this is often true, the term “free software” as used by the Free Software Foundation (originators of the GNU Project and creators of the GNU General Public License) is intended to

was not feasible, Ton Roosendaal founded the non-profit organization, Blender Foundation, in March 2002. The Blender Foundation's primary goal was to find a way to continue developing and promoting Blender investors to agree to a unique Blender Foundation plan to attempt to release Blender as open source. The "Free Blender" campaign sought to raise €100,000 so that the Foundation could buy the rights to the Blender might be "no cost". While this is often true, the term "free software" as used by the Free Software Foundation (originators of the GNU Project and creators of the GNU General Public License) is intended to

was not feasible, Ton Roosendaal founded the non-profit organization, Blender Foundation, in March 2002. The Blender Foundation’s primary goal was to find a way to continue developing and promoting Blender investors to agree to a unique Blender Foundation plan to attempt to release Blender as open source. The “Free Blender” campaign sought to raise €100,000 so that the Foundation could buy the rights to the Blender might be “no cost”. While this is often true, the term “free software” as used by the Free Software Foundation (originators of the GNU Project and creators of the GNU General Public License) is intended to