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Math Vis (Console) earns its place in the Blender extensions library as a lightweight carryover from Blender's former bundled add-ons, now offered by the community with limited support.
Math Vis (Console) is a Blender add-on that draws mathutils variables defined in the console directly in the 3D view. It was originally written by Campbell Barton and shipped as one of Blender's bundled add-ons through version 4.1. It is now offered as a community extension, provided as it is with limited support.
You reach it in two spots: under Properties → Scene → Math Vis Console, and via a menu in the Python Console. The extension requires no special permissions.
Math Vis (Console) is compatible with Blender 4.2 LTS and newer and is distributed under the GNU General Public License v2.0 or later. Version 0.2.2 is a compact download of about 6.4 KB and has been downloaded over 13,000 times from the Blender extensions library.
Math Vis (Console) is best for blender users working with mathutils variables in the Python Console who want to see them represented in the 3D view.
Math Vis (Console) is completely free to download and use.
Math Vis (Console) is compatible with Blender 4.2 LTS and newer. It was previously included among Blender's bundled add-ons through version 4.1, but is now distributed separately as a community extension. Because it is offered as it is with limited support, keep that in mind when running it on newer builds. For current compatibility details and any fixes, check the developer's page linked from the extension listing.
Math Vis (Console) appears in two locations inside Blender. You can open it under Properties → Scene → Math Vis Console, and you can also reach it through a menu in the Python Console. The add-on displays mathutils variables defined in the console directly in the 3D view, so the Python Console is where you set up the variables you want to see. It requires no special permissions to run.
Math Vis (Console) installs like a standard Blender extension. You can drag and drop the downloaded file into Blender, or use Install from Disk after downloading the add-on. The package is a small ZIP of about 6.4 KB and requires no special permissions. Once enabled, it is available under Properties → Scene → Math Vis Console and through a menu in the Python Console.
Math Vis (Console) is listed here as free and is distributed under the GNU General Public License v2.0 or later. It began as one of Blender's bundled add-ons and is now offered as a community extension with limited support. The extension requires no special permissions and comes as a compact 6.4 KB package. For the current licensing terms and the latest download, visit the developer's page linked from the extension listing.
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