https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/index.html These are the releases from modern times. Truly ancient releases can be found in the archive. Releases in the 13x series This is the current series: 1.3.0 (released 2024-04-28) Releases in the 12x series These are older releases: 1.2.0 for MacOS (released 2020-12-27) 1.2.0 final (released 2020-11-06) Hugo en-us https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_110.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_110.html These are the final release notes for 1.1.0, which was released 2016-05-14. Highlights See also the release infographic. Many bugfixes and stability fixes Many targets improved and minor modeling corrections Completely new skeleton and posing system, with support for pose loading from BVH, and support for custom weight and proxies New pose system with auto-rigging, support for T-pose export, and initial support for special poses like high heel shoes https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_111.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_111.html These are the release notes for version 1.1.1, which was released in March 2017. This release is primarily a bug fix release where the major effort has been spent on addressing the unicode issues which made MakeHuman crash when using certain non-ASCII characters in filenames or usernames (in certain locales) on Windows platforms. Highlights It should now be possible to mix encodings (from recognized and valid codepages, see known issues below) on windows 7/8/10, for example when having a unicode file system, but a cp850-encoded filename. This will solve crashes when the user name or the installation path contains latin1 characters such as åäöüñé. The UI will no longer crash when using translations. The release provides more consist management of undo and restore defaults Fix for glitches in the male formal suit (thanks to CallHarvey3d) Fix for glitches in the male worksuit (thanks to marco_105) Upgrading In general, it should be possible to replace the 1.1.0 release with the 1.1.1 release without any noticeable downside. If you use the male worksuit, please note that it has had its UV layout redone from scratch (so third part textures relying on the old UV layout will no longer work). https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120.html These are the release notes for 1.2.0, which was released 2020-11-06. This is the final and stable release. It is what we now recommend everyone to use. See also [[FAQ: Which version of MakeHuman should I download?]] If you are already using a recent nightly build however, there is no particular need to switch to the stable release, as there have only been minor bug fixes lately. General In most cases, there should be no problem running versions 1.1.1 and 1.2.0 on the same system. They will not interfere with each other’s files. You can find download links for 1.2.0 at the bottom of this page. https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120a1.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120a1.html It is important to understand that 1.2.0 alpha 1 is an alpha release. This means that things ‘‘will’’ behave strangely. Before downloading the build, you should at least read the “known issues” section in these notes. In most cases, there should be no problem running versions 1.1.1 and 1.2.0 on the same system. They will not interfere with each other’s files. You can find download links for 1.2.0 at the bottom of this page. https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120a2.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120a2.html MakeHuman Community 1.2.0-alpha2 was released 2018-12-10. It is important to understand that 1.2.0 alpha 2 is an alpha release. This means that things ‘‘will’’ behave strangely. Before downloading the build, you should at least read the “known issues” section in these notes. These notes are under construction and may be incomplete. Further, the notes describe, as of now, an alpha version of a coming release. The final release might be different from what is described below. https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120a3.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120a3.html MakeHuman Community 1.2.0 alpha3 was released 2019-03-19 It is important to understand that 1.2.0 alpha 3 is an alpha release. This means that things ‘‘will’’ behave strangely. Before downloading the build, you should at least read the “known issues” section in these notes. These notes are under construction and may be incomplete. Further, the notes describe, as of now, an alpha version of a coming release. The final release might be different from what is described below. https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120a4.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120a4.html MakeHuman Community 1.2.0 alpha 4 was released 2019-12-16. The following are the release notes. Alpha 4 is the last planned alpha. Next release will be a beta. All in all, most of the code should now be almost as it is supposed to look for a release, but the latest changes to adress graphics card problems is extensive enough that we think an extra alpha release is merited (instead of the originally planned beta 1). https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120b1.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120b1.html These are the release notes for 1.2.0-beta1, which was released 2020-05-03. This is the first beta. All in all, most of the code should now be almost as it is supposed to look for a release, although there are still some graphics card issues. The notes describe, as of now, a beta version of a coming release. The final release might be different from what is described below. If you wonder if this is something you should use, take a look at [[FAQ: Which version of MakeHuman should I download?]] https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120b2.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120b2.html These are the release notes for 1.2.0-beta2, which was released 2020-07-27. This is the second and final beta. From now on, nightly builds should in principle be considered release candidates for the final stable release. If you wonder if this is something you should use, take a look at [[FAQ: Which version of MakeHuman should I download?]] If you are already using a recent nightly build, there is no reason whatsoever to switch to a beta, unless you want a formal release build. https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120mac.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_120mac.html Thanks to user Eray Ocak, there is now a mac build available. Regarding features, this release is roughly equivalent to [[Releases:120|the official 1.2.0 build for windows and linux]]. The following are specific notes regarding the build for MacOS. The first issue you are likely to run into, is that you might get an error message saying the application cannot be scanned for malicious software. This is because it isn’t signed with a commercial certificate (which we don’t have since we’re a volunteer project without much of a budget). To get around this, see https://thewiredshopper.com/apple-cannot-check-for-malicious-software-error/ https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_130.html Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000 https://mpfb-demo.ampho.re/makehuman/releases/releases_130.html These are the release notes for 1.3.0, which was released 2023-04-28. General The main selling points of this release are a set of body shapes by Elvaerwyn and a series of bug fixes for making MakeHuman work with windows 11 and newer linux releases. If you already use a nightly build which works for you and which has the body shapes, there is no reason to switch to the release build.