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Levitation Pro

by Har 3D·Motion Graphics

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Why we like it

Levitation Pro earns its spot in the superhive library by handling the loop-matching math itself: the Sine-Wave Engine locks the end of a cycle to its start, and the Professional Bake step carries that loop over to Unreal Engine, Unity, or Omniverse.

What is Levitation Pro?

Levitation Pro is a Blender add-on from Har 3D for building looping animation without hand-keyframing every cycle. Its Sine-Wave Engine is tied to your project's timeline, so animations always end exactly where they began, with no jumps, stutters, or frozen frames at the loop point. The Cycles parameter takes an integer and runs that many full oscillations across your scene length.

Six presets cover Slow, Floating, Glitch, Storm, Zero-G, and Panic. The Static Anchor System keeps objects centered on their original starting positions no matter how you push intensities or swap presets, and the Shuffle Chaos Pattern randomizes each object's Seed to offset their phases while every object keeps its own loop.

Because motion runs on procedural drivers instead of dense keyframe data, you can animate thousands of objects without lag. Select objects and hit Activate Selected, scale motion with the G-Loc, G-Rot, and G-Sca multipliers, then use the Professional Bake tool to convert drivers into keyframes for Unreal Engine, Unity, or Omniverse while preserving the loop.

Who is Levitation Pro best for?

Levitation Pro is best for blender users making cyclic, floating motion for renders and for objects headed to engines like Unreal Engine, Unity, or Omniverse through the bake step.

How much does Levitation Pro cost?

Levitation Pro is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Sine-Wave Engine tied to the project timeline, with a Cycles parameter that runs a set integer number of full oscillations over the scene length
  • Perfect Sync and Zero Jitter: animation ends exactly where it began, with no jumps, stutters, or frozen frames at the loop point
  • Six presets: Slow, Floating, Glitch, Storm, Zero-G, and Panic
  • Smart Collection Support animates entire groups at once via the Activate Collection feature in the Sidebar (N-Panel)
  • Shuffle Chaos Pattern randomizes each object's Seed to offset their phases while each keeps its own loop
  • Static Anchor System keeps objects centered on their original positions regardless of intensity or preset changes
  • Procedural drivers instead of dense keyframes, plus a Professional Bake tool that converts drivers into keyframes for Unreal Engine, Unity, or Omniverse

Tags

#seamless loops#procedural animation#floating loop#motion graphics#Blender add-on#looping animation#levitation

Frequently asked questions

Does Levitation Pro work with Blender 4.5?

Levitation Pro is compatible with Blender 4.5 and up, and the listing spans Blender versions 4.5 through 5.1. To add it, install the levitation_pro_v.1.0.zip file through Edit > Preferences > Add-ons, then find its controls under the 'Levitation' tab in the 3D Viewport Sidebar. If you run an older Blender release below 4.5, check the developer's page before installing to confirm your version is supported, since the add-on states 4.5 as its baseline.

How do I install Levitation Pro in Blender?

Levitation Pro installs like a standard Blender add-on. Take the levitation_pro_v.1.0.zip file and install it through Edit > Preferences > Add-ons. Once enabled, its interface lives under the 'Levitation' tab in the 3D Viewport Sidebar, the N-Panel, where you select objects and hit 'Activate Selected' to begin. Collection-based animation is handled from the same Sidebar using the Activate Collection feature, so both single-object and group workflows start in one place.

Can Levitation Pro export loops to Unreal Engine or Unity?

Levitation Pro includes a Professional Bake tool that converts its procedural drivers into lightweight keyframes while preserving the seamless loop, making the animation ready for Unreal Engine, Unity, or Omniverse. Before baking, you can adjust the Global Multipliers, G-Loc, G-Rot, and G-Sca, to scale intensity without breaking the loop logic, so the baked keyframes match the motion you set up inside Blender. This keeps the cyclic result intact once objects move to another engine.

Can Levitation Pro animate many objects at once?

Levitation Pro is built on procedural drivers rather than dense keyframe data, so it can animate thousands of objects without lag. To work on groups, the Activate Collection feature in the Sidebar animates entire collections at once. The Shuffle Chaos Pattern then randomizes the Seed for each object, shifting their phases so they move with unique, offset patterns while each object still keeps its own loop rather than moving in identical sync.

Is Levitation Pro free?

Levitation Pro is listed as free in this catalog, and it is released under the GPL license. Licensing and distribution terms can change, so check Har 3D's own page for the current details before relying on it for a project. For the core workflow, you activate selected objects, tweak intensity with the Global Multipliers, and can bake the result into keyframes when you are ready to move it to another engine.

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