by Brrainz·Modeling
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Multi Adjust earns its place in the Blender extensions library by pairing sidebar panel controls with a typed command box for adjusting multiple selections in one action.
Multi Adjust gathers common Blender tweaks into one panel so several objects, mesh elements, or curve points can be adjusted together. With a single click you can match location, rotation, scale, or origin across every selected object, and switch between local and world space when aligning objects or mesh points. It can flatten or align mesh selections and curve handles by typing the X, Y, or Z value you want, tweak curve weight, radius, or tilt while adjusting position, and flip viewport or render visibility for the whole selection in one pass.
To use the panel, select your items, open the Multi Adjust tab in the 3D Viewport sidebar, enable the axes you care about, type the numbers, and press the apply button for your current mode. A command box also accepts short typed lines such as rx=45 or x=0 z=2; Multi Adjust reads the words, updates the panel, and runs the matching action.
Everything respects Blender's undo history. The add-on is built for Blender 4.2 and newer and is released under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later.
Multi Adjust is best for blender users who need to apply the same location, rotation, scale, origin, or visibility change across many selected objects, mesh elements, or curve points at once.
Multi Adjust is completely free to download and use.
Multi Adjust is built for Blender 4.2 LTS and newer, so it runs on current 4.2 installations and later releases. Once enabled, it adds a Multi Adjust tab to the 3D Viewport sidebar, where you select objects, mesh elements, or curve points, turn on the axes you want, type values, and press the apply button matching your mode. All of its changes respect Blender's undo history, so you can step back if an adjustment isn't what you expected. For the latest compatibility details, check the developer's page.
Multi Adjust can be added by dragging and dropping it into Blender, or by downloading the add-on and using Install from Disk through Blender's extension preferences. After installing, open the Multi Adjust tab in the 3D Viewport sidebar to reach its controls. The extension does not require special permissions to run. It targets Blender 4.2 LTS and newer, so confirm your Blender version meets that requirement before installing. For download files and setup notes, visit the developer's page.
Multi Adjust includes a command box where you type a short line and press Run instead of using the panel controls. You can enter bare axes like x=0 z=2, rotation such as rx=45 or rot.z=90, scale like sx=2, or set space with space=local or space=global. For mesh work you can add target=verts, edges, faces, or auto. Multi Adjust reads the words, updates the panel, and runs the matching action. When one command includes multiple object transforms, priority runs Rotation, Scale, Origin, then Location.
Multi Adjust reads rotation values in degrees by default, so a token like rx=45 rotates by 45 degrees. To work in radians instead, append rad, as in ry=1.57rad. Distance values are interpreted in scene units. If nothing changes when you run a command, the add-on notes to make sure an axis is enabled or that the command includes a value. These same rules apply whether you type in the command box or enter numbers through the sidebar panel.
Multi Adjust is listed as free here and is released under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later. The extension does not require special permissions to run. Its source is available on the developer's GitHub page, where you can also report issues. For current licensing terms and any changes to how the add-on is distributed, check the developer's page before relying on it in a project.
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