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Why are blender docs and related advice either horrendously outdated or plain wrong? (sh.itjust.works)
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No matter how often i check blenderdocs, never ocne, and i do mean never once did it help me, their shown pictures for help are so terribly outdated it doesnt even look remotely like current blender anymore.

And when im lucky enough to find something i actually need, the advice is just plainwrong (most recently the knife tool and cut-through, literally wrong information)

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[โ€“] Kyyrypyy@lemmy.world 0 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Well, that might partly be the result of Blenderfoundation every once in a blue m8on decide that "now is a good time to completely overhaul the interface". Blender 2.6, I think when they started to put effort in UI, but after that the UI alone has been overhauled 3 to 4 times, I believe. And people who have lived trough all those UI overhauls (let alone introducing, and scrapping renderes that need to be worked differently each) have jist accepted to adapt "from the olden times", and never bother to update the tutprials, sine they'll be obsolete the next time Blender UI is overhauled (for better or worse).

[โ€“] Tanza@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

i've been using blender since 2.8, because of 2.8, and i can't see much of a difference especially layout-wise from 2.8