• Scutum

  over 4 years ago

  Really useful add-on. Things become so much intuitive with this add-on's help. I want to suggest some function if you don't mind. If I can adjust the gizmo scale in the viewport without changing the resolution scale in blender setting that would be great. It is too small for me to click currently. Thanks for all the hard work. Really love this add-on!

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  Yain Vieyra

  over 4 years ago

  Added to the wish list.
  Thanks!
• Larry Whittington

  over 4 years ago

  Love, love, love, this tool. Makes Blender much more usable with regards to architectural visualization. Keep up the good work.

  I would love to see some sort of snapping options to move objects like in Sketchup either in this tool or an entirely new one.

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  Yain Vieyra

  over 4 years ago

  Thank you Larry!
  I will continue adding more features and usability improvements. It's all possible thanks to your support.
• Brian J Reid

  over 4 years ago

  Align by faces was the FREE addon in 2.79 that I needed a 2.8x replacement. A common need in modeling is to define and save an arbitrary plane, and then easily move rotate and snap to that plane ( Form-Z on Mac and Alias PowerModeling on SGI had this 25 years ago ). I paid the 9 dollars and unless I'm mistaken, this isn't it.

• hide2

  over 4 years ago

  It's a very nice graphical and modern tool.
  I thought it would be even better if not only objects but also vertices were arranged.

• jiho

  almost 5 years ago

  Hello sir, I really love your add-on!! Please keep going on developing. Blender needed this kind of function! And if you don't mind, I want to suggest something. In my opinion this add-on need align of rotation affected by other object. If you are interested in that function, you could find this function in cad or Modo.

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  Yain Vieyra

  almost 5 years ago

  Hi jiho, I'm glad that you find it useful.
  If I understood you well, you want to pass the rotation from one object to others. This is already possible with the builtin tools of Blender.
  You can select a bunch of randomly oriented objects, and by making your object of interest the active one, you can pass its rotation to all others in the selection from the Sidebar (N) > Transform panel > Rotation section > Right click over any of the rotation axes > Copy All to Selected. If you want to copy only a certain axis, you may choose "Copy Single to Selected".
  Hope that helps.

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