Other noteworthy changes include the ability to import SVG files as Grease Pencil objects, which can then be exported to vector graphics for use in Inkscape or a similar SVG editor, support for animations during PDF exports, and an updated Open Image Denoise for sharper details with less samples. In addition, Blender 2.93 comes with significantly performance improvements by letting you split complex figures into multiple objects, automatically generates Grease Pencil lines around objects, completely revamps the Interpolate operator for a more flexible workflow with support for editing multiple frames. The Geometry Nodes editor received 22 new nodes for creating the most flexible modifiers, the ability to create mesh circles, cones, cubes, cylinders, grids, ico-spheres, uv-spheres, and lines without having to leave the editor, a new way to inspect the geometry, search support, as well as error reporting.
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