LuxXeon posted at 8:37PM Thu, 14 January 2021 - #4410323

@Lobo3433 Wow, Jose. That's a unique and interesting setup. I typically keep two or 3 versions handy, but I like how you managed this. Very clever. If anyone ever wanted to do benchmark tests comparing old render engines in Blender to recent ones on the same hardware, you have the ideal system for that ready to go.

I think sometimes I am a gluten for punishment but with the newer versions of Blender updating has been a little easier I do not create a new folder if it is with in the same series like 2.83 is the LTS series so anything new for that series I just copy and paste the files into the existing folder so I do not have to re-add all my extra addons same goes for 2.90 and 2.91 Plus it really has come in handy with files created in previous version like there were some major UI changes between 2.63 and and 2.7 things were moved around tools were in different places never thought about setting up benchmark test maybe I might currently playing with side project with Raspberry PI and might do a cluster just to keep me mentally busy lol

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