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Blender
Blender add-on: Swords Constructor v. 1.0.1.
Blender add-on Swords Constructor updated to v. 1.0.1.
- Skeletons added to the cursor location
- Added button to the “SKELETON” section of the constructor to quickly changing armatures viewport display
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Buy on GumroadBlender add-on: Select Circle Radius KeyMap
Select Circle Radius KeyMap – the Blender 3D add-on that allows changing the radius of the Select Circle tool with the PageUp and PageDown keyboard keys.
BMusic Player
Are you crazy about music? Music can change the mood and talk to you. Listening to music is a favorite hobby and entertainment for most people.
Here is an addon that does the job for you. ‘BMusic Player’ is an addon that takes all the music to one place inside Blender. Plays almost any format like mp3, wav, FLAC, M4A, aac etc. In addition to it, there will be detailed documentation about the addon and you can check it here.
BMusic Player v1.0.1 (Initial Release)
Key Features:
- Custom icon set.
- Popup music player.
- Custom shortcut key.
- Supports almost any formats like mp3, mp4, wav, M4A, aac, FLAC etc.
BMusic Player v1.0.2
Planned Features:
- Sleep timer.
- Personal playlist option.
- Change the playback speed.
- Multiple key mapping.
- Default music folder.
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Blender add-on “M-Cleaner” v. 1.3.3.
Blender add-on “M-Cleaner” updated to v. 1.3.3.
- Fixed bug with *, [, ], etc, in material names in the “merge by name” function
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To get the number of vertices, edges, and polygons in a mesh, we can simply take their amount from the desired data block: “vertices”, “edges”, and “polygons”. However, there is no special data block for triangles in the mesh structure.
To get the number of triangles in the mesh, we need to execute the following code:
Blender 3.0 alpha and 2.93 beta
Blender 3.0 alpha and Blender 2.93 beta now are available for download in daily builds on the Blender official site.
Vertical and horizontal camera FOV angles
Cameras in Blender are always defined by two FOV angles – vertical and horizontal.
One of these angles is always set by the user through the camera parameter – Feild of View (or a combination of the Focal Length and Sensor Width parameters).
How to install an add-on to Blender
To install a third-party add-on to Blender:
If the add-on is provided as a ZIP archive – don’t unpack it!