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| − | + | TL;DR: At this point in time, you are best off downloading the stable release of MakeHuman Community 1.2.0. See http://www.makehumancommunity.org/content/makehuman_120.html. | |
| − | + | If you want newer features, it is usually also safe to download the nightly build. For windows, it is available from [http://download.tuxfamily.org/makehuman/nightly/ the download directory]. Look for the file named "*-nightly-windows.zip". Linux users are encouraged to run from source, but there is also a PPA at https://launchpad.net/~makehuman-official/+archive/ubuntu/makehuman-community | |
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| − | + | There are three different versions of MakeHuman, and it can be confusing for new users to understand which is stable and/or current. The available versions are: | |
| − | + | * MakeHuman nightly builds (of what is to become the next version): This is the latest code, and it is published every night. It thus contains all the latest changes, although theoretically a mistake could have been introduced. At this point in the development cycle, this is a mostly stable build. | |
| − | + | * Makehuman alphas and betas (of what is to become the next version): These are points in time where the development code was released together with release notes and a version number (such as "1.2.0-alpha4"). In practice it is basically the same as an old nightly build. | |
| − | + | * MakeHuman releases (currently 1.2.x): These are formal releases from the stable branch of makehuman. They are updated seldomly and are well tested. At this point in time the last formal release is 1.2.0. We do not recommend using older releases. | |
Latest revision as of 12:40, 6 November 2020
TL;DR: At this point in time, you are best off downloading the stable release of MakeHuman Community 1.2.0. See http://www.makehumancommunity.org/content/makehuman_120.html.
If you want newer features, it is usually also safe to download the nightly build. For windows, it is available from the download directory. Look for the file named "*-nightly-windows.zip". Linux users are encouraged to run from source, but there is also a PPA at https://launchpad.net/~makehuman-official/+archive/ubuntu/makehuman-community
There are three different versions of MakeHuman, and it can be confusing for new users to understand which is stable and/or current. The available versions are:
- MakeHuman nightly builds (of what is to become the next version): This is the latest code, and it is published every night. It thus contains all the latest changes, although theoretically a mistake could have been introduced. At this point in the development cycle, this is a mostly stable build.
- Makehuman alphas and betas (of what is to become the next version): These are points in time where the development code was released together with release notes and a version number (such as "1.2.0-alpha4"). In practice it is basically the same as an old nightly build.
- MakeHuman releases (currently 1.2.x): These are formal releases from the stable branch of makehuman. They are updated seldomly and are well tested. At this point in time the last formal release is 1.2.0. We do not recommend using older releases.
