> The Blender community is alive and well, too.
Not anymore.
> Although Blender is not a raytracer.
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RAY

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"RAY" <RAY### [at] yahoocom> wrote in message
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> > The Blender community is alive and well, too.
> Not anymore.
How is that so?
Maan

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In article <3c99f80a$1@news.povray.org>,
 "Maan M. Hamze" <mmh### [at] pleiadesnet> wrote:

> > > The Blender community is alive and well, too.
> > Not anymore.
> How is that so?

Blender itself is apparently quite dead. I wouldn't describe the 
community around a dead product as "well" (as in "attracting new users" 
and actively growing and developing), though it will probably remain 
"alive" for a long time. People just usually aren't interested in 
learning a product that is no longer being developed.
Maybe someone will start a clone project or the company will release the 
source code, that would keep the community alive and well.

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> How is that so?
> Maan
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 Take a look at their site.

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