by DejaVu·Modeling
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Dejavu Tools earns its place in the Superhive library by making topology issues visible for manual cleanup rather than auto-fixing them, paired with mesh orientation and file-folder shortcuts.
Dejavu Tools adds topology inspection and mesh preparation utilities to Blender. It does not auto-fix geometry; instead it makes topology issues visible so you can correct them manually. Face types are highlighted by vertex count, and the add-on detects tris and n-gons while supporting quick face-type selection to isolate problematic geometry.
Beyond inspection, it auto-orients meshes from selected faces or edges in both Object and Edit Mode, reducing manual transform setup. An Open .blend Folder command opens the active file's directory directly from Blender. An optional face-number overlay is available for detailed checks.
Dejavu Tools works with Blender 4.5 to 5.1 on Windows, macOS, and Linux, runs under Cycles and Eevee, and is released under the GPL license. A demo video is available. It's listed as free here.
Dejavu Tools is best for blender modelers cleaning up topology, hard surface work, and preparing imported meshes.
Dejavu Tools is completely free to download and use.
Dejavu Tools supports Blender versions 4.5 through 5.1, so it covers that range including 4.5 and 5.1. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and works with both the Cycles and Eevee render engines. It's also listed as Blender Extension compatible. If you're on a version inside that range, install the add-on and open its panel from the 3D Viewport sidebar. For versions outside 4.5 to 5.1, check the developer's page before installing to confirm current support.
Dejavu Tools does not automatically fix topology. Instead, it makes problems visible so you can correct the geometry manually and faster. It highlights face types by vertex count, detects tris and n-gons, and supports quick face-type selection so you can isolate problematic faces. An optional face-number overlay is available for more detailed inspection. Once you've found the trouble spots, the actual cleanup is done by hand using Blender's own modeling tools, giving you control over how each area is corrected.
Dejavu Tools installs like a standard Blender add-on. Open Edit > Preferences > Add-ons > Install, then select the AddOnDejaVu.zip file and enable DejaVu Tools in the list. Once enabled, open the panel from View3D > Sidebar > DejaVu. The download includes the AddOnDejaVu.zip, a README, a MANUAL_USUARIO document, and a LICENSE file. The developer notes installation takes under a minute. If the panel doesn't appear, confirm the add-on is enabled and that you're running a supported Blender version.
Dejavu Tools can auto-orient meshes based on a selected face or edge, and it works in both Object Mode and Edit Mode. This aligns the mesh from the selected geometry, which reduces manual transform setup when preparing a scene. The add-on also includes an Open .blend Folder command that opens the active file's directory directly from Blender, which helps with file handoff, export iteration, and backup workflows. Both features sit alongside the topology inspection tools in the DejaVu sidebar panel.
Dejavu Tools is listed as free in this catalog. Licensing and availability can change, so check the developer's page for the current terms before you download. The add-on is released under the GPL license, which is standard for Blender add-ons. Support is handled through the Superhive product support thread; when reporting an issue, the developer suggests including your Blender version, operating system, exact reproduction steps, and a screenshot or short video to speed things up.
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