26 May 2021

Updates in Blender 2.93 🔗

With the release of Blender 2.93, we are happy to show you a nice set of improvements and features in our add-on.

Right-click menu was replaced with the new asset card 🔗

The asset card shows all information about the asset and allows to do all operations previously available in the menu.

Tooltip preview was simplified 🔗

The thumbnail can be seen unobstructed during drag-drop interaction.

Simpler upload UI 🔗

Upload UI was improved to be simpler.

Ratings are shown more prominently 🔗

Also the results are shown always when at least one rating is available.

Choose HDR resolution 🔗

You can now set the resolution before downloading a HDR.

We also fixed a number of bugs from 2.92 and we hope that these new features will make working with Blenderkit even easier and more enjoyable for you.

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