Simplify your Object Arrangement Workflow

Let's say you're arranging 3d models that represent real world objects. The virtual arrangement should be reproducible in reality, so it's important that the 3D models not collide or intersect. In a standard workflow, you'll waste valuable time tweaking each object to prevent intersections and collisions by hand.

The Interactive Physics Editor is an addon for Blender designed to simplify this process. In an Interactive Physics Session, objects will dynamically shift out of the way of the object(s) you are transforming to prevent them from passing through one another.

Features

• Objects can be locked on any or all of the three axes (location and/or rotation)
• Collision margin can be adjusted during the edit session
• Static objects can be made 'Passive' to keep them stationary
• The interactive physics session is indefinite, and can be committed (or cancelled) at any time.
• Daily support via email ([email protected]) and Blender Market inbox

Change log

Version 1.1.5 – 6/3/2020

• Fixed critical issues with backwards compatibility with Blender 2.79
• 'Close Session' is now mapped to SHIFT+RETURN, rather than simply RETURN. This prevents the keymap operations from overlapping.
• Supports Blender 2.83

Version 1.1.4

• Now supports Blender 2.82
• Fixed issues reported by users

Version 1.1.3

• Now supports Blender 2.81
• Added per-object locking and constraining
• Added per-object friction

Version 1.1.2

• Updated user interface to match 2.80 standards
• Improved stability on Blender 2.80 official release

Version 1.1.1

• Added option to control gravity direction/intensity
• Added support for transforming objects with the manipulator tool
• Choose between concave/convex object collisions (fixes convex collision restriction from previous versions)

Version 1.1.0

• New 'Enable Gravity' feature!

Version 1.0.1

• Fixes issue reported by the community where object locations were dumped upon selecting new object.

Version 1.0.0 – Initial release