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Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling

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Why we like it

Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling earns its place in the superhive library as a focused, single-purpose add-on that scales a reference plan and little else. Its GPL license and compatibility from Blender 3.0 through 4.3 make it easy to slot into existing setups, and it's positioned as the opening piece of the wider BSAT system.

What is Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling?

Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling is a Blender add-on for quickly scaling a reference plan, useful for architecture work. It sets the scale from two points you click on the plan and a length you type in.

The workflow runs inside the 3D viewport. Select your reference image, then click BSAT > Scale Reference Image, click the first and second points, type the length, and validate. Documentation is included alongside the tool.

This add-on is described as the first public piece of the BSAT (Blender Smart Architectural Tools) system. It's marked as Blender Extension Compatible, installs as an add-on, and is distributed under the GPL license. Compatibility spans a broad range of Blender releases, from the 3.0 line through 4.3, so it fits both older projects and current setups.

Who is Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling best for?

Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling is best for blender users working on architecture who need to scale a reference plan to a real measurement.

How much does Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling cost?

Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Scales a reference plan for architecture work
  • Runs from the 3D viewport via BSAT > Scale Reference Image
  • Sets scale by clicking two points, then typing the length and validating
  • Documentation included
  • Marked Blender Extension Compatible and installs as an add-on
  • First public piece of the BSAT (Blender Smart Architectural Tools) system

Tags

#Blender#architecture#reference image#scaling#add-on#blueprint#BSAT

Frequently asked questions

What Blender versions does Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling support?

Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling is listed as compatible with a wide span of Blender releases: 3.0, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 4.0, 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3. It's also marked as Blender Extension Compatible and installs as an add-on. That range covers both older projects still running on the 3.x line and current 4.x setups, so it fits most existing Blender installs. For the latest compatibility details, check the developer's page before installing.

How do I scale a reference image with Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling?

Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling works from the 3D viewport. Select your reference image, then click BSAT > Scale Reference Image. Click the first and second points on the plan, type the length, and validate. That sets the reference plan to the entered scale. The add-on is aimed at architecture work, where a reference plan needs to match real measurements, and documentation is included if you want a reference for the steps.

Is Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling free to download?

Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling is listed as free in this catalog. Because licensing and pricing can change over time, check the developer's page for the current terms before you download. The add-on is aimed at architecture work and is described as the first public piece of the BSAT (Blender Smart Architectural Tools) system, so more tools from the same line may follow. The listing also shows more than 30 sales to date.

What license does Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling use?

Bsat - Reference Plan Scaling is distributed under the GPL license. It's listed as an add-on and marked Blender Extension Compatible, so it fits Blender's extension framework. The tool is described as the first public piece of the BSAT (Blender Smart Architectural Tools) system, indicating it's part of a broader set of architectural tools from the same creator. For the exact terms and any usage conditions tied to the GPL, refer to the developer's page.

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