On your Ubuntu desktop Activities toolbar, click the Ubuntu Software icon. Method 2: Install Blender 3D through Ubuntu Software Managerįor a person who does not want to open the Command Line much, installing software present in the Ubuntu repository through the UI is very simple. If you ever want to remove the application from your system, installed through this method, you can simply delete the folder you extracted from the tar.gz2 file. This will open the Blender application as follows:Įvery time you want to access/launch the application, you can run the Blender file from the same location. Right-click the ‘blender’ file and then select Run from the options. When the files are extracted into a folder by the same name, open the folder and try to locate the “blender” executable file. Right-click on the Blender tar.bz2 file and select Extract Here from the options. Next, open the location where you have saved the file it is mostly your Downloads folder by default. The file is around 135 MB and might take some time to download, depending on your Internet speed. Select the Save File option and click OK in order to download the tar.bz2 file on your system. When you have selected a Blender version by clicking on it, the following dialog will appear: You can also be more adventurous and try a beta version if one is available on this website. The official Blender website provides downloadable tar.bz2 files for the latest stable and beta versions of Blender, on the following link:Ĭlick on the Download Blender link or select a specific version from the “Windows, macOS, and other versions” link. Method 1: From the official Blender website We have run the commands and procedures mentioned in this article on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS system.
Through Snap, and through PPA repository (command-line based installation).The Ubuntu Software Manager (UI based installation).The Official Blender website (UI based installation).This article describes how to install and launch the Blender application on your Ubuntu through: These include high-definition animated films, visual effects, 3D models, and interactive 3D applications such as video games. The Blender 3D application is a popular, free and open-source toolset for creating and editing 3D computer graphics.
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