Blender Portable 2.44

pretty cool not to splash youre bubble but isnt it already portable?
https://portableapps.com/node/2196

or you can check their website if im wrong

dont worry that doesnt matter apps filezilla are already portable but ignoring that its pretty cool the splash is good and the dir stucture is always a + in my book

does this version cause the application to write to a folder instead of the regestry? that is about the only reason you would make in portable, well for the old ones anyways.

Catchafire for god

I think the official blender is portable for a long time. Currently, the importable sides of blender lie in:
1. the external render yafray(www.yafray.org). In fact yafray is portable itself, but blender read the registry for the location of yafray
2. a python installation if you want to use some scripts. this is can be done by set PYTHONPATH to the lib path of python
so can you make a real portable blender that supports yafray and python? thank you

I have this loaded on to my flash drive. I was going to try and convert in to a U3 file so that I could place it inside the U3 launchpad but I ended up just dragging it in to a normal folder-- perhapes I'll get around to figuring out the U3 some other day.

As for the actuall program... ...it seems a tad glitchy. I'm a bit of a newb at blender so it could be that I am simply making some mistake in the program but i;ve noticed a few problems.

1.) Vertex select doesn't seem to work, I don't know why but I cant select any verteces (works fine with face or edge selection)

2.)Mild instability, the program began: "not-reponding" when I cycled through the views, fortunately it recovered and i was able to save.

3.) Some general wierdness in the 3d view; faces and vertices appearing where I didn't draw them, overlapping edges, I think it may simply be the work of a (relatively) slow computer and perfapes a shakey hand and a poor memory but strange nonetheless.

Overall is seems to do the job. It saved the files perfectly to the flash drive. My only concern is that I've read that useing some programs from a flash drive can wear out the card fast. Is blender one of those programs? I hope not...

Will this eventually be ported over to be supported in PAM? I'd like to see the setup and such work like the current Firefox build, GIMP, etc. that you can download from the application page (https://portableapps.com/apps).