Blender add-on upgrade checker
Add-ons & pipelines
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02What’s in your setup?
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JSON up to 5 MB · up to 10,000 components · imported verdicts are recomputed.
{
"schemaVersion": 1,
"vertical": "blender",
"platform": "windows",
"architecture": "x86_64",
"generatedAt": "2026-10-05T00:00:00Z",
"host": {
"name": "Blender",
"version": "4.5 LTS"
},
"components": [
{
"id": "my-component",
"name": "My component",
"version": "1.0",
"category": "Add-on",
"critical": true
}
]
}What’s in your setup? 0
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03Upgrade verdict
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Your inventory · Missing verified evidence stays UNKNOWN.
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| Component name | Installed | Recommended | Status | Evidence confidence | Reason |
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Preflight your Blender creator pipeline
Check add-ons, extensions, Geometry Nodes packs, render engines, Python tools, asset libraries and export pipelines together. Numeric versions are compared correctly with LTS tags.
Review Python and API changes together
Resolve tested ranges, Python runtime requirements, binary extensions and API changes from evidence. Unresolved critical changes produce a WAIT verdict.
Blender Preflight checks an entire creator stack before a Blender upgrade. Include add-ons, extensions, Geometry Nodes packs, render engines, Python tools, asset libraries and export tools. The engine compares numeric versions correctly even when the target has an LTS label. Verified Python/runtime and API requirements can block a dependant or recommend waiting. The fictional sample is useful for learning the workflow; real add-on support still requires scoped primary-source records.
How it works
Blender stack: Being listed in the catalog does not establish compatibility.
Blender stack: Based on source authority, verification dates and the weakest relevant requirement.
Worked example
A fictional Blender 4.5 LTS stack targets 5.2 LTS with a Python runtime requirement and an unresolved renderer API change. The sample verdict recommends waiting.
SAMPLE: Blender 4.5 LTS → 5.2 LTSCheck the result
- Blender stack: Your inventory · Missing verified evidence stays UNKNOWN.
- Blender stack: Your setup is analyzed locally in this browser.
Troubleshooting
| Symptom | Likely cause | How to check | Fix |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blender stack · Unknown compatibility | No verified statement matches the target | Read the vendor link and installed version | Keep the verdict cautious until verified |
| Blender stack · Dependency failure | A required runtime is missing or blocked | Open the component dependency section | Resolve the dependency before upgrading |
| Blender stack · JSON rejected | Wrong vertical or unsupported inventory schema | Check schemaVersion, host and component IDs | Export a version 1 inventory for this vertical |
Other ways to do it
| Option | When it is the better choice |
|---|---|
| Vendor documentation | Blender stack: Verify target support for with the vendor. |
What this page does not cover
- Blender stack: SAMPLE DATA · Fictional components for demonstration. Not real product compatibility.
- Blender stack: Browsers cannot scan your PC. Import an inventory JSON from a local scanner, or enter a list.