Section before installing) Note: MacOS: open Qt.mpkg with mouse right click -> Open, to avoid popup window “can’t install, non identified developer”. 1 Requires Mac OSX 10.6+ 2 Compatible with Windows 8 in: $ python ./venv/bin/pyside_postinstall.py -install Note: MacOS: running these lines may popup window “download the command line developer tools”, go for it. Linux: If the “pyvenv venv” command fails $INSTALL_DIR $ .\venv\Scripts\activate $ python3 .\source\blendervr You should now see the BlenderVR window popping up (see figure below). Congratulations your installation was a success! Once you are done

Section before installing) Note MacOS: open Qt.mpkg with mouse right click -> Open, to avoid popup window “can’t install, non identified developer”. Quick Setup Type the following commands in your terminal in: $ python ./venv/bin/pyside_postinstall.py -install Note MacOS: running these lines may popup window “download the command line developer tools”, go for it. Linux: If the “pyvenv venv” command fails $INSTALL_DIR $ .\venv\Scripts\activate $ python3 .\source\blendervr You should now see the BlenderVR window popping up (see figure below). Congratulations your installation was a success! Once you are done

起步⼊⾨ 關於 Blender Installing Blender Configuring Blender Help System Sections Sections 使⽤者介⾯ Window System Keymap Interface Controls Tools & Operators 編輯器 3D Viewport Image Editor UV Editor Compositor development projects, with a total refactor of the software with new functions, redesign of the internal window manager and event/tool/data handling system, and new Python API. The final version of this project they will automatically open in Blender. These settings are typically found in conjunction with the Window Manager settings. (Gnome or KDE.) Install from Package Manager Some Linux distributions may have

About Blender Installing Blender Configuring Blender Help System Sections Sections User Interface Window System Keymap Interface Controls Tools & Operators Editors 3D Viewport Image Editor UV Editor Compositor development projects, with a total refactor of the software with new functions, redesign of the internal window manager and event/tool/data handling system, and new Python API. The final version of this project they will automatically open in Blender. These settings are typically found in conjunction with the Window Manager settings. (Gnome or KDE.) Install from Package Manager Some Linux distributions may have

development projects, with a total refactor of the software with new functions, redesign of the internal window manager and event/tool/data handling system, and new Python API. The final version of this project they will automatically open in Blender. These settings are typically found in conjunction with the Window Manager settings. (Gnome or KDE.) Install from Package Manager Some Linux distributions may have Running from the Terminal See Launching from the terminal. Avoiding Alt+Mouse Conflict Many Window Managers default to Alt-LMB for moving windows, which is a shortcut that Blender uses to simulate

development projects, with a total refactor of the software with new functions, redesign of the internal window manager and event/tool/data handling system, and new Python API. The final version of this project they will automatically open in Blender. These settings are typically found in conjunction with the Window Manager settings. (Gnome or KDE.) Install from Package Manager Some Linux distributions may have Running from the Terminal See Launching from the terminal. Avoiding Alt+Mouse Conflict Many Window Managers default to Alt-LMB for moving windows, which is a shortcut that Blender uses to simulate

development projects, with a total refactor of the software with new functions, redesign of the internal window manager and event/tool/data handling system, and new Python API. The final version of this project they will automatically open in Blender. These settings are typically found in conjunction with the Window Manager settings. (Gnome or KDE.) Install from Package Manager Some Linux distributions may have Running from the Terminal See Launching from the terminal. Avoiding Alt+Mouse Conflict Many Window Managers default to Alt-LMB for moving windows, which is a shortcut that Blender uses to simulate

development projects, with a total refactor of the software with new functions, redesign of the internal window manager and event/tool/data handling system, and new Python API. The final version of this project they will automatically open in Blender. These settings are typically found in conjunction with the Window Manager settings. (Gnome or KDE.) Install from Package Manager Some Linux distributions may have Running from the Terminal See Launching from the terminal. Avoiding Alt+Mouse Conflict Many Window Managers default to Alt-LMB for moving windows, which is a shortcut that Blender uses to simulate

development projects, with a total refactor of the software with new functions, redesign of the internal window manager and event/tool/data handling system, and new Python API. The final version of this project they will automatically open in Blender. These settings are typically found in conjunction with the Window Manager settings. (Gnome or KDE.) Install from Package Manager Some Linux distributions may have Running from the Terminal See Launching from the terminal. Avoiding Alt+Mouse Conflict Many Window Managers default to Alt-LMB for moving windows, which is a shortcut that Blender uses to simulate

development projects, with a total refactor of the software with new functions, redesign of the internal window manager and event/tool/data handling system, and new Python API. The final version of this project they will automatically open in Blender. These settings are typically found in conjunction with the Window Manager settings. (Gnome or KDE.) Install from Package Manager Some Linux distributions may have Running from the Terminal See Launching from the terminal. Avoiding Alt+Mouse Conflict Many Window Managers default to Alt-LMB for moving windows, which is a shortcut that Blender uses to simulate