Skip to content

Molecule Library Add On

by Conceptualized.tech·Modeling

Images © Conceptualized.tech. Used for product review; image policy.

Why we like it

Earns its place for covering four distinct molecule styles in one add-on, from educational ball-and-stick models to 2D grease pencil versions.

What is Molecule Library Add On?

The Molecule Library Add On is an ever-expanding collection of molecule models for Blender, built in four different styles. It currently holds 83 models and lets you add molecules to a scene in seconds, whether to add scientific detail to a scene or to serve as the main focus of an illustration. The molecules range from simple, common structures such as hydrogen to large and complex ones like morphine and adrenaline.

The four styles cover different visualization needs. Ball and stick represents atoms as spheres and bonds as rods, common for educational purposes. Volumetric showcases the electronic cloud or volume that atoms possess, useful for experimental visualizations. The chemistry set style mirrors the plastic model kits used in chemistry classes and suits lifelike renders such as chemistry rooms. The grease pencil style provides 2D molecules drawn in the ball and stick style for 2D science scenes.

The library is continually expanding with regular updates that add more molecules, and documentation is included. It lists Blender 2.9 as its supported version and is distributed under a Creative Commons license. A demo video is also available.

Who is Molecule Library Add On best for?

Molecule Library Add On is best for blender artists producing science-focused renders who want ready-made molecule models to add into a scene.

How much does Molecule Library Add On cost?

Molecule Library Add On is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • 83 molecule models across four styles: 25 ball and stick, 25 volumetric, 15 chemistry set and 18 grease pencil
  • Ball and stick style with atoms shown as spheres and bonds as rods
  • Volumetric style showing the electronic cloud or volume atoms possess
  • Chemistry set style modeled on plastic classroom model kits
  • 2D grease pencil molecules drawn in the ball and stick style
  • Molecules ranging from simple structures to large and complex ones
  • Documentation included

Tags

#molecules#chemistry#science#kitbash#grease pencil#ball and stick#education

Frequently asked questions

Does Molecule Library Add On work with Blender 2.9?

Molecule Library Add On lists Blender 2.9 as its supported version. If you're on a newer release, check the developer's page from Conceptualized.tech for current compatibility before building a project around it. The add-on lets you add molecule models into a Blender scene in seconds, drawing from a library of 83 models across four styles. It is continually expanding with regular updates that increase the number of molecules in the collection, so the library you install may grow over time as further updates arrive.

What are the four styles in Molecule Library Add On?

Molecule Library Add On includes four styles: ball and stick, volumetric, chemistry set and 2D grease pencil, with 25, 25, 15 and 18 molecules respectively. Ball and stick represents atoms as spheres and bonds as rods for educational purposes. Volumetric showcases the electronic cloud or volume atoms possess, useful for experimental visualizations. The chemistry set style mimics the plastic school kits students build and suits lifelike renders such as chemistry rooms. The grease pencil molecules are drawn in the ball and stick style for 2D science scenes.

Is Molecule Library Add On free, and what license does it use?

Molecule Library Add On is listed as free in this catalog. Licensing and pricing can change over time, so check the developer's page from Conceptualized.tech for the current terms before you download it. The add-on is distributed under a Creative Commons license, and it is a Dev Fund Contributor on its source marketplace. It also comes with documentation, and it has been published there for over five years with more than twenty sales recorded.

Does Molecule Library Add On come with documentation?

Molecule Library Add On includes documentation as part of the package. A demo video is also available if you would like an additional look before downloading. The library currently holds 83 models across four styles and is described as ever-expanding, with regular updates adding more molecules over time. It lists Blender 2.9 as its supported version, has been published for over five years, and has recorded more than twenty sales on its source marketplace, where it is also a Dev Fund Contributor.

Similar plugins