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Import Full Collections

by Andrei R. M. Bittencourt·Workflow

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Why we like it

Earns its place in the superhive library for consolidating imported content, with data blocks linked and grouped under one Merged Collection using incremental naming.

What is Import Full Collections?

Import Full Collections is a script for Blender that merges or imports collections along with their data blocks. Everything arrives linked and organized under a new super collection named Merged Collection. Each new import adds an incremental to the name of the merged collection, keeping the project organized. The script can bring in complete scenes, objects or specific geometry nodes with all data blocks included in one click.

Version 2.0 includes fixes for older issues related to linking a collection's children to visibility. It also adds functionality that creates a collection for objects that do not belong to an existing previous collection.

Built by Andrei R. M. Bittencourt, the script targets Blender 4.0 and is released under the GPL license. Documentation is provided, and a demo video is available. It sits in the superhive library as a straightforward option for consolidating imported content under a single organized collection.

Who is Import Full Collections best for?

Import Full Collections is best for blender users who need to merge scenes, objects or geometry nodes with all data blocks into a single organized collection.

How much does Import Full Collections cost?

Import Full Collections is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Merges or imports collections together with their data blocks, all linked
  • Organizes imported content under a new super collection called Merged Collection
  • Adds an incremental to each new merged collection's name
  • Handles complete scenes, objects or specific geometry nodes in one click
  • Creates a collection for objects that do not belong to an existing previous collection
  • Documentation included

Tags

#merge#import#collections#data blocks#geometry nodes#scenes#Blender

Frequently asked questions

Does Import Full Collections work with Blender 4.0?

Import Full Collections lists Blender 4.0 as its supported version. The script merges or imports collections with their data blocks and organizes them under a new super collection named Merged Collection. If you are running a different Blender build, check the developer's page for the latest compatibility details before installing, since the listed version reflects what the creator specified rather than every release the script may happen to run on in practice.

Is Import Full Collections free to use?

Import Full Collections is listed as free in this catalog. Licensing can change over time, so for current terms check the developer's page directly. The script is released under the GPL license and is a Dev Fund Contributor entry. It brings collections in with all data blocks linked and grouped under a single Merged Collection, and each new import adds an incremental to that collection's name to keep the project organized.

What license is Import Full Collections released under?

Import Full Collections is released under the GPL license and is listed as a Dev Fund Contributor product by Andrei R. M. Bittencourt. It targets Blender 4.0 and imports or merges collections together with their data blocks, organizing everything beneath a new super collection called Merged Collection. For the full license text and any usage terms, the developer's page is the place to confirm details before you build the script into a larger project.

What changed in Import Full Collections 2.0?

Import Full Collections 2.0 includes fixes for older issues related to linking a collection's children to visibility. This version also adds functionality that creates a collection for objects that do not belong to an existing previous collection. Alongside those changes, the script continues to merge or import collections with all data blocks linked and organized under a new Merged Collection, with an incremental added to the name on each new import.

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