In nuce: The Blender Foundation releases Blender version 3.2.1. We last reported on the latest Blender version on 10 June 2022 . At that time it was version 3.2, which came with numerous new functions (including those for Curve Pen Tool, Grease Pencil Tool and 3D Painting Toolset). Compared to the previous release, version 3.2.1 is a corrective to version 3.2, which means that users can expect no new functions, but many improvements, corrections and bug fixes to existing functions.
The bug fixes of Blender 3.2.1: Some of the countless bug fixes that await you with version 3.2.1 are as follows:
- Assets falling upside down as soon as the user looks through the camera
- Unnecessary mesh copies are avoided
- Faulty vertex painting mode operators
- Boolean modifier creates invalid material indices
- Broken editor panels
- …and many more bugfixes. This list only highlights the dozens of bug fixes. The associated release note provides information on all other improvements.
Click further: If you need inspiration on what creative project you could tackle with Blender 3.2.1, we recommend clicking on one of the tutorials & tools below.
- 08.07.2022: Create collision queries with this Blender tutorial! How do you get the physically correct simulation of cables? Blender pope Jan van den Hemel continues to wire you up!
- 05.07.2022: Blender Artist releases tricky tracking tool! “Tracking: Image from Plane Marker Operators” by Blender Artist Sebastian König.
- 28.06.2022: Rebuild this picturesque medieval village in Blender! An awesome tutorial from “All the Works” – with lowpoly dream castle.
- 22.06.2022: Create the Iron Man suit with Blender. Bbbn19, 3D artist from the USA, shows you how to create the shiny nano-tech effect for Tony Stark’s superhero exoskeleton.
