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Kekit

by kjell·Modeling

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Why we like it

keKit stands out in the superhive library for its modular structure — every module can be switched on or off, and it ships with no preset shortcuts, leaving the setup to the user.

What is Kekit?

keKit is a general tool-kit add-on for Blender from kjell, described as an all-in-one collection of scripts, tools, macros and pie-menus. It provides extensive options for customizing and optimizing workflows within Blender.

The kit is modular, composed of separate modules that can be enabled or disabled at your discretion. There are no preset shortcuts, so how it's set up is up to you.

The Blender Standard Version is now only available on GitHub. The developer maintains documentation, a WIKI, a release log, and installation and update instructions, along with a support page, a bug-report form and public discussions for users. keKit is distributed under a GPL license, published around three years ago by kjell, a Dev Fund contributor. A demo video is also available.

Who is Kekit best for?

Kekit is best for blender users who want a modular, all-in-one collection of scripts, tools, macros and pie-menus for customizing their workflow.

How much does Kekit cost?

Kekit is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • All-in-one collection of scripts, tools, macros and pie-menus
  • Modular design — individual modules can be enabled or disabled
  • Extensive options for customizing and optimizing workflows
  • No preset shortcuts; configuration left at your discretion
  • Documentation, WIKI and release log maintained by the developer
  • Distributed under a GPL license

Tags

#Blender#add-on#scripts#tools#macros#pie-menus#workflow#modeling

Frequently asked questions

Which Blender version does keKit support?

keKit lists support for Blender version 5.0, and the developer maintains a full version support listing on their page covering which builds the add-on runs with. If you work across multiple Blender releases, it's worth checking that listing before installing, since supported versions can shift between updates. The developer also keeps documentation, a WIKI and a release log, so you can confirm the current compatibility details and any version-specific notes directly from the source rather than relying on a single figure.

Is keKit free to use?

keKit is listed as free in this catalog, and it's distributed under a GPL license. For current and complete licensing terms, check the developer's page directly, since those details are set and updated by the creator rather than here. The developer also links an EULA and a support page alongside the download, so you can review the exact terms before installing and reach out through the support form if anything needs clarifying. Public discussions are available too if you want community input.

Where do I download and install keKit?

keKit comes with installation and update instructions, plus a WIKI and a release log maintained by the developer. Note that the Blender Standard Version is now only available on GitHub, so that's where you'll find that build rather than on the marketplace listing. Before installing, it's worth reading the provided instructions and release log so you know what's changed and how to set the add-on up. If you run into problems, the developer asks that bugs and issues be reported through the support form.

Can keKit modules be turned off individually?

keKit is built as a modular kit, meaning it's composed of separate modules that you can enable or disable individually. There are no preset shortcuts, so the configuration is left at your discretion rather than forced on you. This lets you keep active only the scripts, tools, macros and pie-menus you actually use. The developer's documentation and WIKI cover how the modules work, so you can decide which parts of the collection to switch on for your own setup.

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