Blender is open source and free for commercial and personal use. In the Complete Blender Creator course lecture “How to Install Blender”, our instructor, Michael Bridges, teaches us how to install this powerful 3D animation software. The installation is now complete, so you can eject the installer folder (by dragging it to the eject icon) and start using Blender.You say, “Blender! I already have one of those in the kitchen!” We’re not talking about that kind of Blender! We are talking about the cool 3D Animation program, Blender! This will paste a Blender folder containing all of the contents of the disk image into your applications folder. Now select your Applications folder and press the Apple and V keys together. To do this click on the disk image to select it then press the Apple and C keys together to copy it. You should now see a finder window with a disk image named "blender-2.43-darwin-8.8.1-i386" (the name of the disk image may be different if you are installing a different version than shown here) open:Īll you need to do now to complete the installation is copy the disk image into your "Applications" folder.
Once the download is complete you should see something like this on your desktop or in the folder that your web browser is set to download into:ĭouble click on it to begin installing the software. Depending on your browser and its settings, you will likely see a window asking if you would like to save the file.
If you are using a MacBook, MacBookPro, iMac(CoreDuo / Core2Duo) use the "Blender 2.43, Intel" link. Select the "Blender 2.43, PowerPC" if you have a powermac G5 or G4 or a powerbook G4. The latest version as of this writing is Blender 2.43Click on one of the links below the "Mac OS X" heading.
The latest stable version of Blender for OSX can be downloaded at Reccomended Hardware: Powerbook G4, Powermac G5, Mac Pro, MacBookPro, iMac (core Duo) Downloading Operating System used for thisinstalltion: OSX (10.4.8) Software version used for this installation: Blender 2.43
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