Blender

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> blender
> laptop
> 2008
> linux
jesus christ

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what the fuck how do i remove a pane

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shit has built in sculpting tools now?!!! it's that time of night where i think "maybe I will start a blog about how I stopped pirating software and became a true opensourcer" and then i realized how dumb that sounds and also that I would have to use GIMP and that's not happening.

>>504280
nobody cares

>>504280
Use Krita instead.

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>This whole thread

Cringing hard

This entire thread is bored-person-bait

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OP here! Some more thoughts on blender now that I've fucked about with it for a bit.

most interesting rendering engine available (Mitsuba) is not really production oriented, the render times are absurd and it's rare that a complex scene finishes without crashing, if you can get it to work you can create some really complex and beautiful phenomena though, also suffers from being CPU only

the most useful rendering engine is Lux, it's still pretty buggy/unstable from the PoV of someone used to iRay but using the latest dev version I was able to get this render in 4 hours without a crash which is actually respectably fast on my rig. I doubt I could coax iRay into converging that fast on a scene with participating media. I'm quite happy with it and excited to use something like Brenda to maybe run some animation renders on EC2.

cycles is good for me to poop on, shitty docs. doesn't respect physics

>>504277
>1440x900
Macbook Pro detected?

>>505263
>I was able to get this render in 4 hours without a crash which is actually respectably fast on my rig.

On the laptop? What are the laptop's specs?

>>504277
bring up menu for the frame.
I dunno how that works for non-Windows but just right click on the frame and choose your option.

>>507476
kek, no
overclocked AMD 8120 + 560 + 680 underclocked a bit cause it's unstable AF (bought second hand for $50)