Download 32 Bit Zipfile - 109 Mb Note that the installers are currently not digitally signed since this would cost a lot of money. And so Windows complains about potentially dangerous software, and gives a warning on install. Ninite automatically installs apps in your PC's language and picks the right 32 or 64-bit version. It Updates Too Just run your Ninite installer again and it will update the apps to their latest versions.
The Appimage will work on most GNU/Linux distributions. After having downloaded the file, you have to make it executable (right click and in the permissions set 'Allow executing file as program' or similar): you can then launch it by double-clicking on it.
If you're using Ubuntu or a derivative and prefer to use native packages, you can add our PPA to your repositories.
Do not use the Kdenlive uninstall.exe utility installed before 10-July-2019, simply delete the installed files and folders manually. More details see here.
Windows standalone version: Double click the self-extracting exe (not an installer, does not need admin rights to extract). To start Kdenlive double click Kdenlive.exe in the 'bin' folder.
First time use of Kdenlive: Please start Kdenlive twice. This issue should be solved with Windows version 19.04.2-6
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Corrupted Kdenlive GUI. Please follow these steps to solve the issue.
There are still known issues.
Kdenlive and MLT can compile and run under Mac OS X. Packages are available from the MacPorts project, unfortunately they are outdated. Volunteers are encouraged to contribute.
Compiling and Installing
Most distributions ship Kdenlive packages. However, Kdenlive and its core libraries like MLT are evolving quickly and distribution packages are not always available for the latest version.
Check our documentation if your distribution is not in the list for instructions on how to compile and install manually.
The daily builds have the latest features and bug fixes; they can be unstable and corrupt your project files and should not be used in production.
- Standalone: Take the file with the ending '64-gcc.7z'. You need 7zip for unpacking. To start Kdenlive double click Kdenlive.exe in the 'bin' folder.
- Install version: Take the file with the ending '64-gcc.exe'.
Do not use the Kdenlive uninstall.exe utility installed before 10-July-2019, simply delete the installed files and folders manually. More details see here.
By the end of this article you will have learned how Blender 2.8 download and installation works. You will also know what system requirements are recommended. At the end we will also look at some initial settings that are good to know before starting your Blender adventures.
Compiling and Installing
Most distributions ship Kdenlive packages. However, Kdenlive and its core libraries like MLT are evolving quickly and distribution packages are not always available for the latest version.
Check our documentation if your distribution is not in the list for instructions on how to compile and install manually.
The daily builds have the latest features and bug fixes; they can be unstable and corrupt your project files and should not be used in production.
- Standalone: Take the file with the ending '64-gcc.7z'. You need 7zip for unpacking. To start Kdenlive double click Kdenlive.exe in the 'bin' folder.
- Install version: Take the file with the ending '64-gcc.exe'.
Do not use the Kdenlive uninstall.exe utility installed before 10-July-2019, simply delete the installed files and folders manually. More details see here.
By the end of this article you will have learned how Blender 2.8 download and installation works. You will also know what system requirements are recommended. At the end we will also look at some initial settings that are good to know before starting your Blender adventures.
If you rather watch a short video instead of reading, or perhaps you prefer both. Then here it is.
Prerequisites of blender
These are the system requirements for Blender 2.8 according to blender.org
Minimum
- 32-bit dual core 2Ghz CPU with SSE2 support
- 2 GB RAM
- 1280×768 Display
- Mouse or trackpad
- OpenGL 3.3 compatible graphics with 512 MB RAM
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Recommended
- 64-bit quad core CPU
- 8 GB RAM
- Full HD display
- Three button mouse
- OpenGL 3.3 compatible graphics with 2 GB RAM
Optimal
- 64-bit eight core CPU
- 16 GB RAM
- Full HD displays
- Three button mouse and graphics tablet
- Dual OpenGL 3.3 compatible graphics cards with 4 GB RAM
Keep in mind that a 3-button mouse is recommended and for an optimal experience a graphics tablet is good to have. The graphics tablet in this case will be used for drawing or sculpting in most cases. In this basic introductory series, we won't use a graphics tablet, but we will assume a 3-button mouse.
Blender 2.8 Download and installation
Right now, we will start with Blender 2.8. It is currently in beta, but it is very different from the stable version, and it is also the way forward. So, skip 2.79 at this point and go straight for 2.8 to avoid relearning later.
Go to the blender.org website and click 'Download blender 2.79b' It may say 2.80 or later if you are reading this when 2.80 has come out of beta stage. Then hit 'Try Blender 2.80 beta' to get to the correct downloads. Select your operating system and download the corresponding 2.80 beta file. Most likely you will need the 64-bit version.
From here, I will assume that you are using Windows.
- Locate your downloads folder
- Right click on the zip-file and chose 'extract all…'.
- Chose a location and hit 'extract'
- Browse to the folder and locate the 'blender.exe' file and start it.
Initial settings
When starting Blender, we will be presented with a splash screen only viewable the first time we start Blender. This is the quick setup. Here we can change the selection method and spacebar hotkey.
We will stick with left select but change the spacebar to search. The default of 'Play' which is playing animation is not useful in as many circumstances as the search. We can change the theme if we want or lad in settings from 2.79 if we have used previous version.
When clicking outside the splash screen a second slash screen will appear. This is the screen we will be presented with every time Blender starts. Click again and in the menu in the top left corner, click edit and go to the bottom where you find 'preferences'.
In here there are a lot of settings. We will first visit the keymap category. In the top section you will find those same settings that was available in the quick setup. Here, tick 'select all toggles'. This will allow you to toggle selections with the 'A' hotkey instead of selecting with A and deselecting with ether 'alt+a' or double tapping 'A'.
For laptop users, continue to Input, the rest skip to the next paragraph. In the input settings we can make life easier for laptop users that are missing the numpad part of the keyboard. Click the 'Emulate Numpad' checkbox in order to have the numbers row above the alphabet act as if they were the numpad numbers. Next, check 'Emulate 3 button mouse' if you don't have a mouse with a scroll wheel in order to make 'alt+left click' act as a middle click.
We will now head over to system. Here we can enable CUDA for Nvidia graphics cards or OpenCL for AMD graphics cards. This will allow us to take advantage of the power those graphics cards have to help us accelerate Blender. If you don't have a dedicated graphics card just stick to none.
Just below the CUDA/OpenCL settings are the memory and limit section. Here we can increase the number of undo steps available while working. I have mine set to 70 to be able to go back further if I realize that I made a significant mistake I need to backtrack to.
As a last step we will enable 3 addons before we dive in. Go to the add-ons category and click in the search bar. Type 'f2' and check the box next to the addon. Do the same for the loop tools addon and node wrangler.
When this is done. Hit 'save preferences' and hit the X to close the preferences window.
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