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Cameralist

by 3DF·Workflow

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Why we like it

CameraList earns its place in the Superhive library for keeping camera switching and settings within the viewport, backed by documentation and a demo video.

What is Cameralist?

CameraList is an add-on for Blender that keeps camera control inside the viewport. It presents a scene camera list so you can quickly view and switch between the cameras in your scene, and it displays the active camera's name so you can always see which one is in use.

The add-on includes Next and Previous operators for cycling through cameras, which you can assign to your own custom shortcuts. A local camera toggle switches between local and scene camera modes, and camera settings let you adjust the camera name and background settings directly from the interface.

Built as a Blender extension, CameraList is GPL licensed and comes from developer 3DF. Documentation is provided, and a demo video is available. It holds a rank of 3718 on Superhive.

Who is Cameralist best for?

Cameralist is best for blender users managing and switching between multiple scene cameras from the viewport.

How much does Cameralist cost?

Cameralist is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Scene camera list to view and switch between cameras in the scene
  • Next and Previous operators for cycling through cameras, assignable to custom shortcuts
  • Active camera name display
  • Local camera toggle to switch between local and scene camera modes
  • Camera name and background settings adjustable from the interface
  • Documentation included

Tags

#camera#camera management#viewport#scene cameras#add-on#workflow#Blender extension

Frequently asked questions

Which Blender version does CameraList support?

CameraList lists Blender version 4.4 and is marked as Blender Extension compatible. It is distributed as an add-on extension type. If you are running a different Blender release, check the developer's page to confirm compatibility before installing, since the listed version reflects what the add-on was published against. The extension format means it integrates with Blender's add-on system for camera management directly within the viewport.

How do the Next and Previous camera operators work in CameraList?

CameraList provides Next and Previous operators that cycle through the cameras in your scene. These operators can be assigned to your own custom keyboard shortcuts, so you can move between cameras without opening menus. Alongside the operators, the scene camera list lets you view and switch cameras directly, and the active camera name is displayed so you always know which camera is currently in use.

What license does CameraList use?

CameraList is released under the GPL license and is provided as a Blender extension of the add-on type by developer 3DF. This catalog lists CameraList as free. For current licensing terms and any purchase or download details, visit the developer's page, since terms can change over time. Documentation is included with the add-on, and a demo video is also available for reference.

What can I adjust from CameraList's interface?

CameraList lets you fine-tune camera name and background settings directly from its interface, so you do not need to leave the viewport to make those changes. It also includes a local camera toggle that switches between local and scene camera modes, plus the scene camera list and active camera name display. Together these controls keep camera management within the working view rather than spread across separate panels.

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