by Michael Courtney·Modeling
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Jekshape earns its spot in the superhive library as a GPL-licensed Blender add-on backed by documentation and compatibility maintained through Blender 5.0.
Jekshape is an add-on for Blender, developed by Michael Courtney and catalogued in the superhive library. It is provided as a Blender extension under the add-on extension type.
The add-on is compatible with Blender versions 4.5 through 5.0 and is released under the GPL license. Its developer, Michael Courtney, is a Blender Development Fund contributor. On superhive, Jekshape carries a five-star rating from a single review and has recorded more than thirty sales.
Documentation is included with the add-on, and a demo video is available for those who want to see more before installing. The extension was published on superhive more than a year ago. Here it is listed as free; refer to the developer's page for current licensing and any additional details about what the tool offers.
Jekshape is best for blender artists running versions 4.5 through 5.0 who want a GPL-licensed add-on.
Jekshape is completely free to download and use.
Jekshape supports Blender versions 4.5 through 5.0, and it is marked as Blender extension compatible. It installs under the add-on extension type, so it should slot into recent releases across that range. If you are running an older build of Blender, you may want to update before installing, and it is worth checking Michael Courtney's developer page to confirm compatibility with any specific point release you happen to be working in.
Jekshape is listed as free here in this catalog, so you can add it without a purchase. Licensing terms can change over time, so for the most current pricing and any updated conditions, check Michael Courtney's developer page before you rely on it. The add-on itself is released under the GPL license, which governs how it can be used, modified, and shared once you have it installed on your machine.
Jekshape is released under the GPL license, an open-source license that lets you use, study, modify, and redistribute the add-on within its terms once it is installed. Its developer, Michael Courtney, is also listed as a Blender Development Fund contributor. Details on exactly how the license applies to this add-on, along with any product-specific notes, are best confirmed on the developer's page rather than assumed from the license name alone.
Jekshape ships with documentation, so there is reference material to guide you once it is installed in Blender. A demo video is also available if you want to see more before adding it to your setup. Beyond those, Michael Courtney's developer page and other listings are the best places to look for further detail, since the documentation and the video together cover what comes with the add-on.
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