Stability is part of it of course, but so are the User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI). These rules were designed to offer a consistent experience to all Blender users. You may not be aware, but the process to include features in Blender needs to follow some rules. There are many reasons why these add-ons aren’t included in Blender, even though they are usually free and open source.
So users and studios created add-ons to tackle some of these questions. For example make an action quicker, or bend the tool to specific studio cases, or try out some experimental feature. But the workflow can always be improved or adapted to some specific situations. Grease pencil is packed with everything you need to make your own 2D animation. This article exists in French / Cet article existe en français So why use add-ons? We will also explain why they are not included in blender, and offer you an option to install and update them all easily. In this article we will list the ones we use, what they are good for and where to grab them. It’s already a wonderful tool, but it can be greatly improved with some add-ons.
When you download Blender, Grease Pencil is included. Grease Pencil is this great module for 2D animation within the open source 3D application Blender.
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