$begingroup$ blender (which I use, love and support since two decades.) has a terrible history of downloadable manuals. Worst blender aspect ever, imho.
When it was on mediawiki I started a project to regularly create a pdf version from it. Then they switched to a version based on 'reStructuredText ' and although every project I've seen using this kind of system (see ) has html, pdf, epub export at least. Blender never had one.
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You could try to download manual sources and build it locally: see $endgroup$–Feb 9 '17 at 22:40. The make.bat file in the blender documentation subversion repository includes a 'make epub' option that will use their tooling to build a local epub file locally. It's reasonably easy to do this same thing on Mac or Linux box if that's your platform.A step-by-step of what I did was:. svn checkout cd blenderdocs.
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virtualenv.venvblender. source.venvblender/bin/activate. pip install -r requirements.txtand I added this to the local Makefile: epub:.FORCE.SPHINXBUILDEXISTS# './' (input), './epub/' (output)QUICKYCHAPTERS=$(QUICKYCHAPTERS) $(SPHINXBUILD) -b epub $(SPHINXOPTS)./manual '$(BUILDDIR)/epub'Then make epub generates an epub file into build/epub directory.