BlenderGPT Changelog
A dated record of BlenderGPT milestones — 6 entries so far, from the November 2024 launch to the currently shipping add-on build. Every entry links to the source it came from, and new entries are added only when something verifiably changed.
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Add-on v2.2.0 confirmed current
The official download endpoint serves blendergpt_addon_v2.2.0.zip as the shipping build. Its manifest sets Blender 4.2.0 as the minimum version, declares a single network permission, and carries an MIT license.
Source: official download endpoint
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Official workflow article: architecture & interior design
The team published a walkthrough of moving from reference images to a complete Blender scene — asset search, image-to-3D, scene planning, materials, and lighting in one workflow.
Source: official blog
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Blender Sync and image-to-3D explained in depth
Two official articles landed the same day: one on Blender Sync, the two-way connection that lets you work in Blender through conversation, and one on turning photos, renders, and sketches into refinable 3D models.
Source: official blog
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Positioning piece: beyond the AI 3D model generator
An official article laid out the product thesis — generation alone is not a workflow; discovery, rigging, refinement, and scene construction have to travel together in one conversational loop.
Source: official blog
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BlenderGPT reaches the Hacker News front page
A Show-style thread about the relaunched product drew 460 points and a long discussion, with the developer answering questions in the comments — the biggest single day of public scrutiny the product has had.
Source: Hacker News thread
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Public launch of the relaunched BlenderGPT
The developer of the original open-source script announced the new cloud product: generate 3D assets and import them seamlessly into Blender, with text-to-3D in roughly 20 seconds.
Source: launch announcement
How this changelog works
We track the official site, the download endpoint, and public announcements, then record changes here with their dates and sources. Version facts — like the current v2.2.0 add-on and its Blender 4.2 minimum — flow straight into the download page so setup instructions never drift from what actually ships. Pricing moves get the same treatment on the pricing page, dated on every check. When a new add-on version replaces v2.2.0, the entry lands here first with the manifest facts — version number, minimum Blender release, and any permission change — before the guides are rewritten around it.
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