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Curve Revolution

by shigeru ozawa·Modeling

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Why we like it

An add-on that gathers curve editing, curve booleans, SVG interchange, and conversion tools into one N-panel workflow for Blender 4.3 and 4.4.

What is Curve Revolution?

Curve Revolution is a feature-rich Blender add-on focused on curves for modeling, design, and precision work. Its modal Bezier curve editor lets you edit curves interactively with shortcuts, adjust handle types (Aligned, Free, Auto, Vector), move points symmetrically, and work directly in the 3D Viewport. Boolean operations bring Union, Difference, and Intersection to Bezier curves, suited to logo creation, 2D shapes, and technical modeling.

Beyond editing, the add-on converts curves to n-gon meshes and transforms polygonal lines into smooth Bezier curves. SVG import and export moves vector designs in and out while keeping clean geometry. A set of utility tools covers creating straight-line curves, snapping shapes, and path building, all reachable from the N-panel.

The add-on is aimed at graphic designers, 3D artists, motion graphics creators, and anyone working with vector-style shapes inside Blender. It supports Blender 4.4 and 4.3, works with Cycles and Eevee, is Blender Extension compatible, and is released under the GPL license.

Who is Curve Revolution best for?

Curve Revolution is best for graphic designers, 3D artists, motion graphics creators, and anyone working with vector-style shapes inside Blender.

How much does Curve Revolution cost?

Curve Revolution is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Modal Bezier curve editor with interactive shortcuts, handle types (Aligned, Free, Auto, Vector), symmetrical point moving, and direct 3D Viewport editing
  • Boolean operations for Bezier curves — Union, Difference, and Intersection for logo creation, 2D shapes, and technical modeling
  • Curve-to-mesh conversion to n-gon meshes, plus transforming polygonal lines into smooth Bezier curves
  • SVG import and export that maintains clean geometry
  • Utility tools for straight-line curves, snapping shapes, and path building, accessible in the N-panel
  • Works with both Cycles and Eevee render engines

Tags

#Blender#curves#Bezier#SVG#boolean#modeling#add-on#motion graphics

Frequently asked questions

Which Blender versions does Curve Revolution support?

Curve Revolution supports Blender 4.4 and 4.3, and is listed as Blender Extension compatible. It works with both the Cycles and Eevee render engines, so its curve editing, boolean, conversion, and SVG features fit into either engine's setup. If you run a different Blender version, check the developer's page before installing to confirm compatibility, since only these versions are stated for this release of the add-on.

Can Curve Revolution import and export SVG files?

Curve Revolution includes SVG import and export. You can bring vector designs into Blender and export your curve shapes back out to SVG format, and the add-on maintains clean geometry through the process. Combined with its curve-to-mesh conversion and Bezier editing tools, this lets you work with vector-style shapes inside Blender while keeping the curve data editable in the 3D Viewport. The SVG support is one of the add-on's listed core features.

What boolean operations does Curve Revolution offer for curves?

Curve Revolution performs Union, Difference, and Intersection between Bezier curves. According to the developer, these boolean operations are suited to logo creation, 2D shapes, and technical modeling. Because they act directly on Bezier curves rather than meshes, you can combine and subtract curve outlines while staying in the curve workflow, then use the add-on's conversion tools to turn results into n-gon meshes when needed.

Is Curve Revolution free, and what license does it use?

Curve Revolution is listed as free in this catalog, and it is released under the GPL license. For current licensing terms and any pricing details, check the developer's page directly, since terms can change over time. The add-on was published about a year ago and is available as a Blender Extension add-on, so review the developer's listing to confirm the latest availability before downloading.

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