This series of add-ons includes adding curve patterns and shapes that can be generated using curves.Īdds the ability to define other curves for a curve, such as morphing.Īdds a feature to add a curve-following motion similar to Cinema 4D’s C4D Tracer.Īdds functions to add or change curves, similar to Cinema 4D’s C4D Tracer.Īdds the function to generate ivy-like objects.Īdds the ability to generate trees based on presets or create new ones. A separate compatible VR device is required. Provides the ability to view scenes and perform simple editing using VR goggles (HMD). Provides functions that can be used to perform modeling with a high degree of accuracy and to perform modeling based on CAD-like numerical values.Īllows you to save multiple views and switch between them at the touch of a button. Similar functions are also built into Blender itself. This series of add-ons is mainly related to 3D display.Īdds a button to the sidebar to control the display.Īdds functionality for generating shapes based on mathematical formulas.ĭisplays the length, area, angle, etc. In the case of this add-on, it is a development version, indicating that it is a preview release. To open the Preferences screen, go to “Edit” and select “Preferences.” However, there are many add-ons that are useful in certain usage scenarios, and add-ons can increase the potential of Blender, so let’s take advantage of them!Īll add-ons can be activated from a dedicated menu.
Many functions of add-ons are not translated and may be unstable, and since it is rarely assumed that add-ons are enabled in books and online articles, the actual screen may differ from the description as a result, the use of add-ons is recommended for advanced users only. As mentioned above, Blender’s add-ons are a mechanism that allows you to extend Blender’s functionality and add new features.īecause of their nature, add-ons are managed separately from Blender itself and include functions that are specialized for a particular task.
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