by antoine bagattini·Modeling
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Baga Street stands out in the superhive library because it pairs a textured asset collection with array tools that place connected elements along grids, circles, lines, and mesh borders, all aimed at architectural visualization. Note it installs as a pack inside BagaPie, so you'll need that set up first.
Baga Street is a Blender add-on for city and architecture, built specifically for architectural visualization. You select assets from the asset browser and deploy them through a pie menu (press V, then BagaStreet), which is aimed at quick and precise placements when populating scenes.
Its array tools handle connected elements in grid, circle, and line arrangements, and can array along mesh borders. Arrays are available with or without deformation, with a dedicated array deformation option, and spacing between assets stays constant and stable. Models ship with PBR materials and up to 4K baked textures.
Baga Street installs as a pack inside BagaPie, which is required first, with a minimum BagaPie version of 10.3.1. You install BagaPie through the add-on preferences, then add the pack via BagaPie preferences > GeoPack > Install Pack. It supports Blender 3.6 through 5.2 and is distributed under the GPL license. A demo video is available, and the developer takes feedback on Discord.
Baga Street is best for architectural visualization in Blender, populating city and architecture scenes with assets and array-based placement tools.
Baga Street is completely free to download and use.
Baga Street lists compatibility with Blender versions 3.6 through 5.2, covering a wide span of releases across that range. Before installing, note that the add-on depends on BagaPie, with a minimum BagaPie version of 10.3.1 required. Once BagaPie is set up, Baga Street assets appear in the asset browser and its tools become available in the 3D view by pressing V. If you run a Blender version inside the supported range, you should be able to use the assets and array tools as described on the developer's page.
Baga Street is installed inside BagaPie, so BagaPie is required first, with a minimum BagaPie version of 10.3.1. You install BagaPie through Preferences > Add-ons > Installation, selecting the BagaPie zip file and enabling it. After that, you open BagaPie preferences, go to GeoPack, and install the pack. The Baga Street assets then show up in the asset browser, and the tools are reached by pressing V. For any questions about setup, the developer takes feedback and requests through Discord.
Baga Street includes array tools that place connected elements in grid, circle, and line arrangements, as well as along mesh borders. Arrays are available with or without deformation, and there is a dedicated array deformation option. Spacing between assets stays constant and stable across these arrangements. To use them, you select assets in the 3D view or the asset browser and press V, which sets a geometry nodes modifier on the selected assets. This lets you populate architecture scenes with quick, precise placements as described by the developer.
Baga Street assets ship with PBR materials, and models come with up to 4K baked textures for crisp, lifelike detail. The library is designed specifically for architectural visualization, aimed at city and architecture scenes in Blender. These textured assets work alongside the array and placement tools included in the pack. A demo video is available if you want to see the assets, and further material details can be found on the developer's page.
Baga Street is listed as free in this catalog, though it carries a GPL license and is distributed by its developer, Antoine Bagattini. For current licensing terms and any other details, check the developer's page directly, since terms can change over time. Keep in mind the add-on depends on BagaPie, which must be installed first before the Baga Street pack. The developer also welcomes feedback and requests through Discord, a good place to ask about licensing or usage questions.
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