Parametric Primitives
Developer: None
Creates ten adjustable mesh primitives in Blender, such as capsule, cog, spring and tube, with metric or imperial inputs.
What Parametric Primitives does
Parametric Primitives expands Blender's standard mesh menu with shapes that stay editable through settings. Ten primitives are offered: Box, Capsule, Cog, Cylinder, Drop, Pyramid, Sphere, Spring, Star and Tube.
Inputs are unit-aware and accept both metric and imperial values, and each object keeps its own controls, so you can revisit dimensions later. Some shapes double as others, for instance the cylinder can act as a cone and the pyramid as a cake. It suits modelers who want precise basic forms without extra modifier setups.
Key features
- Ten parametric primitives in the Add Mesh menu
- Metric and imperial unit-aware inputs
- Per-object adjustable controls
- Cylinder doubles as a cone, pyramid as a cake
- Includes Cog, Spring, Star and Tube
FAQ
Is Parametric Primitives free?
Yes, Parametric Primitives is free. Click the Download Free button on this PluginDex page to get it at no cost.
Which apps does Parametric Primitives work with?
Parametric Primitives works with Blender.
Who develops Parametric Primitives?
Parametric Primitives is developed by None. You can find their other plugins on the None page of this catalog.
Where can I download Parametric Primitives?
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