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Ponlets Jun 4, 2021 @ 3:00am
how do you apply modifiers in 2.93 they changed it
seriously why would you remove the apply modifiers button ... what logical reason is there to reduce that basic functionality

i now cant apply modifiers because they moved the button to nowhere ... where is it ... google is useless because it only points to 2.9+ not 2.93 which is different to 2.92

in 2.92 one could apply modifiers by clicking the apply all modifiers button above the modifier tab

in 2.93 that button and its accompanying buttons are gone
Originally posted by Sersch:
Two other things that you can do to apply all modifiers:

1. Convert your object to a mesh by clicking on Object -> Convert -> Mesh. This is located in the menu at the upper left in your 3D viewport. If you object is a mesh already, it just applies all modifiers. You can also find this option by pressing F3 and searching for "Convert".
2. Go to Edit -> Preferences -> Add-Ons, search for "Modifier Tools" and enable them. This adds four new buttons to the modifier panel, one of them being "Apply All".
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Sersch Jun 4, 2021 @ 3:06am 
Either click on the small black arrow in the modifier panel and select Apply or select the modifier and hit Ctrl+A.
The Renderer Jun 4, 2021 @ 6:02am 
That's not a 2.93 change, 2.92 doesn't have the apply button either. Maybe even earlier version, I don't remember.
That was intorduced when the drag and drop modifiers came along.
still__alive Jun 4, 2021 @ 6:57am 
I'm still running 2.91. Doesn't have the apply button either. I was confused for all of 5 seconds myself wondering where it went. With the slightest bit of curiosity and initiative though, its easy to find.

Just start clicking the buttons on the modifier and you're gonna find it. I would hope, lol.
Ponlets Jun 4, 2021 @ 8:50pm 
Originally posted by The Renderer:
That's not a 2.93 change, 2.92 doesn't have the apply button either. Maybe even earlier version, I don't remember.
thats weird because in my 2.92 it had it
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Sersch Jun 5, 2021 @ 1:13am 
Two other things that you can do to apply all modifiers:

1. Convert your object to a mesh by clicking on Object -> Convert -> Mesh. This is located in the menu at the upper left in your 3D viewport. If you object is a mesh already, it just applies all modifiers. You can also find this option by pressing F3 and searching for "Convert".
2. Go to Edit -> Preferences -> Add-Ons, search for "Modifier Tools" and enable them. This adds four new buttons to the modifier panel, one of them being "Apply All".
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Date Posted: Jun 4, 2021 @ 3:00am
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