How do I put a .blend file in my questions? Thats really all I have to ask, even though I have to fit a certain amount of characters.
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You can use Blend-Exchange or PasteAll, both are externally offered services, the former of which is run by me. It was designed specificly for this purpose:
See here
The reason to use Blend-Exchange over pasteall is that the files are kept permanently - they expire in around 5 months on pasteall.
With the user script, you can have a upload button right in the make a post box, just like an image upload.
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8$\begingroup$ Blend exchange is definitively the way to go. The embed code that it automatically generates for you even has an awesome, eye-catching, decorative, pretty little picture for the link to your blend file. $\endgroup$ Mar 11, 2015 at 17:22
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6$\begingroup$ Hey dude it took me a couple of years thanks to a really low mouse sensitivity but I finally accepted your answer. $\endgroup$ Sep 9, 2017 at 21:10
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$\begingroup$ I've been frustrated a few times going through old questions because the OP used pasteall and I can't see the original file to see if I can diagnose a fix. $\endgroup$ Dec 27, 2021 at 0:33