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Mass Renamer - Rename Thousands Objects In Second

by ThreeDee·Workflow

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Why we like it

Mass Renamer stands out in the Superhive library for the range of Blender data types it can rename, from objects to actions, with both wildcard and regex control.

What is Mass Renamer - Rename Thousands Objects In Second?

Mass Renamer is a renaming add-on for Blender that covers a broad range of data types: objects, collections, materials, textures, node groups, armatures and actions. A filtering system lets you choose exactly what gets renamed, and you can affect descendants or limit changes to selected objects only.

Find and replace works with wildcard rules (?, *, %) or regular expressions for batch processing. Case conversion switches names between UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, snake_case, camelCase and PascalCase, and prefix and suffix options prepend or append text in bulk. Data Name Sync keeps object names consistent across mesh, material and data blocks.

Additional naming modes include random and dictionary-based names using custom dictionaries, auto-increment for sequential numbering, renaming by parent hierarchy, and L/R patterns for symmetrical objects. Documentation is provided, and the add-on is noted to work alongside Mass Export. Created by ThreeDee.

Who is Mass Renamer - Rename Thousands Objects In Second best for?

Mass Renamer - Rename Thousands Objects In Second is best for blender users organizing large scenes, rigs and asset libraries who need to rename many data blocks at once.

How much does Mass Renamer - Rename Thousands Objects In Second cost?

Mass Renamer - Rename Thousands Objects In Second is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Renames objects, collections, materials, textures, node groups, armatures and actions
  • Filtering to select what gets renamed, with an option to affect descendants
  • Find and replace using wildcard rules (?, *, %) or regular expressions
  • Case conversion: UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, snake_case, camelCase, PascalCase
  • Add prefix and suffix, plus Data Name Sync to keep names consistent across mesh, material and data blocks
  • Random and dictionary-based names, auto-increment numbering, rename by parent hierarchy, and L/R symmetry patterns

Tags

#batch rename#renamer#workflow#blender#regex#naming#automation

Frequently asked questions

What data types can Mass Renamer rename in Blender?

Mass Renamer handles a wide set of Blender data blocks: objects, collections, materials, textures, node groups, armatures and actions. A filtering system lets you narrow renaming to only the types you want, and you can choose whether to affect descendants or restrict changes to selected objects. This range makes it possible to clean up naming across an entire scene rather than one category at a time, which is useful for large scenes and assets with many named items to organize.

Can Mass Renamer use regular expressions for find and replace?

Mass Renamer supports find and replace using both wildcard rules and regular expressions. The wildcards include ?, * and %, and regex offers more precise pattern matching for batch processing names. Alongside this, it offers case conversion between UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, snake_case, camelCase and PascalCase, plus prefix and suffix options, so you can restructure names in bulk with flexible matching and consistent formatting.

Does Mass Renamer handle hierarchy and symmetry naming?

Mass Renamer includes rename-by-parent, which structures names based on an object's hierarchy, and L/R patterns that apply left and right naming for symmetrical objects. It also offers auto-increment for sequential numbering and random or dictionary-based names using custom dictionaries. Data Name Sync keeps object names consistent across the mesh, material and data blocks, helping avoid mismatched names in complex rigs and hierarchies.

Is Mass Renamer free, and where can I find the license?

Mass Renamer is listed as free in this catalog. Licensing details are provided by the developer, ThreeDee, on the product page, so check there for the current license terms before use. The add-on also comes with documentation and a beginner-friendly tutorial, and a demo video is available. For bug reports or feature requests, the developer can be contacted directly through the details on their page.

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