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  * 1 Blender 3.4 Release Notes
      + 1.1 Animation & Rigging
      + 1.2 Core
      + 1.3 EEVEE & Viewport
      + 1.4 Grease Pencil
      + 1.5 Modeling & UV
      + 1.6 Nodes & Physics
      + 1.7 Pipeline, Assets & I/O
      + 1.8 Platform-Specific Changes
      + 1.9 Python API & Text Editor
      + 1.10 Render & Cycles
      + 1.11 Sculpt, Paint, Texture
      + 1.12 User Interface
      + 1.13 Add-ons
      + 1.14 Compatibility

Reference/Release Notes/3.4

< Reference | Release Notes

Blender 3.4 Release Notes

Blender 3.4 was released on December 7, 2022.

Checkout out the final release notes on blender.org.

Animation & Rigging

Core

EEVEE & Viewport

Grease Pencil

Modeling & UV

Nodes & Physics

Pipeline, Assets & I/O

Platform-Specific Changes

Python API & Text Editor

Render & Cycles

Sculpt, Paint, Texture

User Interface

Add-ons

Compatibility

  * The "Transfer Attribute" node has been split into three separate
    nodes. For more information, see the geometry nodes section
  * The "MixRGB" node for Shader and Geometry Nodes is converted to
    the new "Mix Node" on loading. Files saved with the new node are
    not forward compatible with older versions of Blender.

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