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The Blender Foundation continues to support Blender 4.2, which brought Eevee Next, Extensions, and many exciting updates to Geometry Nodes, with a new corrective release dedicated to resolving issues from both the 4.2.1 and 4.2.2 versions.
This is the third release in the LTS series of Blender 4, which will be supported until July 2026, and it addresses over 50 issues since version 4.2.2. Following the previous corrective release, which resolved a total of 101 issues since 4.2.1, Blender 4.2.3 continues to improve stability and performance. This includes various bugs and crashes related to compositing and Eevee, editing meshes, saving preferences, and much more, so it's highly recommended to update. For a complete and detailed list of changes, see the changelog here.
Blender 3.6.17 LTS has been released with just one fix, as is typical for well-established LTS versions. This update is related to license attribution of the built-in HDRI.
If you're curious about what Blender 4.3 has to offer, now is the perfect time to dive in and try it out before November 6th. Recently, we shared some cool Blender 4.3 changes, including compositor updates, a new zone that simplifies many node setups and enables new effects, multiple non-destructive Bevel modifiers with separate weights, and custom warnings for Geometry Nodes:
Find more about the new features and learn how to test Blender 4.3 by clicking this link. Also, join our 80 Level Talent platform and our Telegram channel, follow us on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, TikTok, and Reddit, where we share breakdowns, the latest news, awesome artworks, and more.
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