Auto-Constraints: Effortless 2D Constraints For 3D Tools
How to Use
Using the add-on is as simple as using the default Blender tools. If you wish to turn off the constraint behavior, simply toggle the main button in the constraint toolbar or press Shift + Alt + X (The hotkey is configurable in the add-on preferences).
Below is a handy cheatsheet explaining all the options in the UI.
Installation
autoConstraints is installed using the standard Blender add-on method.
If upgrading from the free version or a previous release, make sure to disable it before enabling the new version (step 5.)
Download the latest .zip file
Launch Blender and open the preferences through Edit/Preferences
Go to the Add-on tab and press "Install"
Navigate to the downloaded .zip file and press "Install Add-on"
Disable all other versions of autoConstraints then check the box on the add-on to enable in Blender. You should see the UI pop up in the viewport, the add-on is ready to go!
(Optional) Expand the add-on dropdown to configure preferences
Keymaps
There may be conflicts if you use other add-ons that override hotkeys.
There is now an option to disable automatic keymaps - meaning you'll have to assign them manually. To make this easier there is a sidepanel with all the operators as buttons.
Changelog
1.3.1
- Added support for 3D Tools where "Drag" is set to "Tweak"/"Active Tool"
- Fixed Icons not showing up in rare cases
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| Published | about 2 months ago |
| Blender Version | 4.1, 4.0, 3.6, 3.5, 3.4, 3.3 |
| License | GPL |
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