with full support for n-sided polygons, sculpt hiding, a panoramic camera for Cycles, mirror ball environment textures and float precision textures, render layer mask layers, ambient occlusion and viewport Graphics System (X11 & Wayland) Blender supports both X11 and Wayland, see Linux Windowing Environment for details. Avoiding Alt-Mouse Conflict Some window managers default to Alt-LMB and Alt-RMB Blender is available on Steam, Steam will automatically update Blender for you. Linux Windowing Environment On Linux Blender supports both X11 and Wayland for official releases. When Wayland is detected

with full support for n-sided polygons, sculpt hiding, a panoramic camera for Cycles, mirror ball environment textures and float precision textures, render layer mask layers, ambient occlusion and viewport Graphics System (X11 & Wayland) Blender supports both X11 and Wayland, see Linux Windowing Environment for details. Avoiding Alt-Mouse Conflict Some window managers default to Alt-LMB and Alt-RMB Blender is available on Steam, Steam will automatically update Blender for you. Linux Windowing Environment On Linux Blender supports both X11 and Wayland for official releases. When Wayland is detected

with full support for n-sided polygons, sculpt hiding, a panoramic camera for Cycles, mirror ball environment textures and float precision textures, render layer mask layers, ambient occlusion and viewport Head-Mounted Displays (Virtual Reality) HMDs make it possible to place users in an interactive, virtual environment. Attached to the head, they track head movements to project a seemingly surrounding world onto small screens in front of the user’s eyes. If the system works well, they experience the virtual environment as if they were really inside of it. Supported Platforms Virtual reality support in Blender is

with full support for n-sided polygons, sculpt hiding, a panoramic camera for Cycles, mirror ball environment textures and float precision textures, render layer mask layers, ambient occlusion and viewport Head-Mounted Displays (Virtual Reality) HMDs make it possible to place users in an interactive, virtual environment. Attached to the head, they track head movements to project a seemingly surrounding world onto small screens in front of the user's eyes. If the system works well, they experience the virtual environment as if they were really inside of it. Supported Platforms Virtual reality support in Blender is

with full support for n-sided polygons, sculpt hiding, a panoramic camera for Cycles, mirror ball environment textures and float precision textures, render layer mask layers, ambient occlusion and viewport Head-Mounted Displays (Virtual Reality) HMDs make it possible to place users in an interactive, virtual environment. Attached to the head, they track head movements to project a seemingly surrounding world onto small screens in front of the user’s eyes. If the system works well, they experience the virtual environment as if they were really inside of it. Supported Platforms Virtual reality support in Blender is

with full support for n-sided polygons, sculpt hiding, a panoramic camera for Cycles, mirror ball environment textures and float precision textures, render layer mask layers, ambient occlusion and viewport Head-Mounted Displays (Virtual Reality) HMDs make it possible to place users in an interactive, virtual environment. Attached to the head, they track head movements to project a seemingly surrounding world onto small screens in front of the user's eyes. If the system works well, they experience the virtual environment as if they were really inside of it. Supported Platforms Virtual reality support in Blender is

with full support for n-sided polygons, sculpt hiding, a panoramic camera for Cycles, mirror ball environment textures and float precision textures, render layer mask layers, ambient occlusion and viewport Head-Mounted Displays (Virtual Reality) HMDs make it possible to place users in an interactive, virtual environment. Attached to the head, they track head movements to project a seemingly surrounding world onto small screens in front of the user’s eyes. If the system works well, they experience the virtual environment as if they were really inside of it. Supported Platforms Virtual reality support in Blender is

with full support for n-sided polygons, sculpt hiding, a panoramic camera for Cycles, mirror ball environment textures and float precision textures, render layer mask layers, ambient occlusion and viewport Head-Mounted Displays (Virtual Reality) HMDs make it possible to place users in an interactive, virtual environment. Attached to the head, they track head movements to project a seemingly surrounding world onto small screens in front of the user's eyes. If the system works well, they experience the virtual environment as if they were really inside of it. Supported Platforms Virtual reality support in Blender is

with full support for n-sided polygons, sculpt hiding, a panoramic camera for Cycles, mirror ball environment textures and float precision textures, render layer mask layers, ambient occlusion and viewport Graphics System (X11 & Wayland) Blender supports both X11 and Wayland, see Linux Windowing Environment for details. Avoiding Alt-Mouse Conflict Some window managers default to Alt-LMB and Alt-RMB Blender is available on Steam, Steam will automatically update Blender for you. Linux Windowing Environment On Linux Blender supports both X11 and Wayland for official releases. When Wayland is detected

with full support for n-sided polygons, sculpt hiding, a panoramic camera for Cycles, mirror ball environment textures and float precision textures, render layer mask layers, ambient occlusion and viewport Graphics System (X11 & Wayland) Blender supports both X11 and Wayland, see Linux Windowing Environment for details. Avoiding Alt-Mouse Conflict Some window managers default to Alt-LMB and Alt-RMB Blender is available on Steam, Steam will automatically update Blender for you. Linux Windowing Environment On Linux Blender supports both X11 and Wayland for official releases. When Wayland is detected