This tool by Greg Zaal alleviates all these frustrations for you by giving you access to all this in one tab in the Node Editor. This is the ANT Landscape addon on steroids! Making complex scenes, means dealing with large amounts of materials, lights and compositing setups. The very nifty UI exposes the internal parameters that would be rather tedious to work with if you fiddled with it yourself. It gives you a plethora of the most-commonly used effects and adjustments right inside the Image Editor. What it does: Allows you to add compositing effects to your renders very quickly. It's the best tool for making trees in Blender, than anything else currently available. But it does as advertised, and makes great trees. This works much like the Sapling Addon that comes with Blender, however, it has more improved features and a simplified interface for easier growing of trees.
It's a toolset designed just for retopologizing something, and it's awesome at it. Normally this involves a painful click-by-click method, but this addon makes it much, much easier. This addon exists because when you sculpt something, you're not thinking about structure of your mesh. It's still a work in progress, and has a lot of features to be added in the future, but it's pretty awesome as-is! Probably the highest quality paid addon around.Ĭreated and supported by CGCookie, this addon is made for professionals.
It works by adding a new toolshelf in Blender which lets you access your assets and easily import them to your scene just with a click. Probably one of the coolest free addons that speeds your workflow. So in this post we'll look at both the best free and paid addons available What it does: Allows you to quickly and easily import your objects into other scenes. Last year we shared this list of free addonsbut a year has passed and the Blender Market is booming. So I've searched the community to find 12 of the best addons available today. Barely a day goes past without a new addon being released.
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