#Colorblender undo upgrade#

Shallow Water can be used to better simulate small lakes and ponds that don't have heavy winds.Established Ocean (Sharp Peaks) is the same as the previous method except the waves continue to grow over time.Established Ocean aims to simulate bodies of water way out at sea where the wind is fairly constant and the waves have reached a sort of equilibrium.Turbulent Ocean, the default, is what was already in 2.82 and earlier.

#Colorblender undo upgrade#

The Ocean Modifier got a serious upgrade with the introduction of a few new simulation methods. To use them as such, parent the metaball to an object and then enable Verts or Faces instancing in the object's properties.Īlways wanted to make a lumpy Suzanne? Now, you can! Modifiers Metaballs are now supported by Dupliverts and Duplifaces. According to the developers, this system will continue to improve over the next few releases and the time it takes to undo an action in polygon heavy scenes should be reduced even more in the future.Įxtruding middle sections of curves used to only duplicate the points, which was pretty useless. In 2.83, that's been reduced down to about two to three seconds for heavy scenes (simple scenes take nowhere near that long). Blender 2.83 has a completely reworked undo system! In previous 2.8 versions, undoing an action in a heavy scene could take upwards of five to ten seconds, which can really get in the way of making progress. The most important change, in my opinion, is one that has hardly gotten enough press.

Thinking about upgrading? Here are all the important changes that you'll need to know about.

Blender 2.83 packs a couple big features and a slew of smaller enhancements.