Command Box Addon

Developer: fablesalive

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Blender add-on that bundles hundreds of on-demand one-click commands behind an Alt+X launcher.

What Command Box Addon does

Command Box Addon combines 424 small plugins into one suite for Blender, so you do not need to install and manage them one by one. Extensions are loaded only when needed and cleared from memory afterward, keeping the session light.

Press Alt+X, type a command name and hit Enter; there are no tabs or categories to browse. Ctrl+Alt+X opens the CommandBox panel and F5 runs the current script. Ready-made functions include a three-point light setup, UV tools, boolean unions and generators. Commands can be customized in their files, and adding #Autorun=True as a file's third line runs it at startup.

Key features

  • 424 commands in one on-demand suite
  • Alt+X type-and-run launcher
  • Commands unload from memory when idle
  • Autorun support for custom scripts

FAQ

Is Command Box Addon free?

Yes, Command Box Addon is free. Click the Download Free button on this PluginDex page to get it at no cost.

Which apps does Command Box Addon work with?

Command Box Addon works with Blender.

Who develops Command Box Addon?

Command Box Addon is developed by fablesalive. You can find their other plugins on the fablesalive page of this catalog.

Where can I download Command Box Addon?

Download Command Box Addon free from this PluginDex page using the Download Free button. You get free access without paying.

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