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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.1 2005/03/04 16:04:59 reinoud Exp $
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Due to oddities in the blender package, running `blender' will soft-link
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the global blender directory to your home directory as ~/.blender to run
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properly with all scripts attached.
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Customisation can be done individually by copying the directory ~/.blender
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points to to your own homedirectory :
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rm ~/.blender
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cp -R ${PREFIX}/share/blender ~/.blender
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and customise/add your own stuff like scripts etc. in it.
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To revert to `factory' settings and site-setup files, just remove the
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~/.blender directory/link and the script will add the softlink again.
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Note that blender will create a ~/.B.blend file that serves as the empty or
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startup file with all settings in it. A file called ~/.Blog will hold the
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last file edited with blender.
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Executing ${PREFIX}/bin/blender-bin will bypass the convenience script
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${PREFIX}/bin/blender
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