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Addons Manager

Addons Manager documentation.

Addons Manager Documentation

Addons Manager

Installation Installing the Addon The installation process is straightforward and identical across all operating systems: Download the addon ZIP file from your order page. Open Blender and navigate to Edit › Preferences › Add-ons. Click the Install button in...

Sound Reaktor Pro

Sound Reaktor Pro documentation.

Sound Reaktor Pro Documentation

Sound Reaktor Pro

What is Sound Reaktor Pro? Sound Reaktor Pro is an audio-reactive animation toolset for Blender. It analyzes an audio file and turns that analysis into animation, driving properties of your scene in time with the sound. Under the hood it uses proper signal-pro...

Lazy Lighter

Lazy Lighter documentation.

Xplod

Xplod documentation.

Lazy Lighter documentation

Lazy Lighter

Installation Installing the Addon The installation process is the same across all operating systems: Download the addon ZIP file from your order page. Open Blender and navigate to Edit › Preferences › Add-ons. Click the Install button in the top-right corner...

Xplod documentation

Xplod

Installation Requirements Xplod current version (1.7.2) is compatible from Blender 4.2 up to Blender 5.2 Installing the Addon The installation process is the same across all operating systems: Download the addon ZIP file. Open Blender and navigate to Edi...

Rampage

Color Ramp presets manager for Blender

Rampage Documentation

Rampage

What is Rampage? Rampage is a color ramp preset manager for Blender. It lets you save any Color Ramp you have built as a named preset, and bring it back later in any project with a single click. What Blender does not offer out of the box is a way to keep a ram...

Console Viewer

System Console inside Blender UI

Console Viewer Documentation

Console Viewer

What is Console Viewer? Console Viewer captures Blender's Python output and displays it inside Blender's own interface, so you don't need a separate console window open while you work. On Linux and macOS, where Blender has no Toggle System Console menu entry, ...