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Multilattice - Quick Setup Lattice Deformation

by Orcavia·Modeling

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Why we like it

Multilattice earns its place in the superhive library as a focused, one-click lattice setup for Blender. It carries a five-star rating from a small number of reviews and is released under the GPL license, with support spanning Blender 4.2 to 5.0. The 1.2.3 update refined how generated lattices are placed into collections and disabled proportional editing by default after generation.

What is Multilattice - Quick Setup Lattice Deformation?

Multilattice - Quick Setup Lattice Deformation is a Blender add-on from Orcavia that creates a lattice deformer in a single click. It automatically fits the selected objects' dimensions and rotation, so the lattice lands in the right place and orientation without manual adjustment.

The add-on works in both object mode and edit mode. In edit mode it can build a lattice based on selected vertices, and it supports multiple objects under one lattice, resizing that lattice to the bounding box of the selection. A quick action rotates the lattice directly in either mode, and further settings are available from the gear icon button.

Multilattice is designed around a non-destructive workflow. You can apply the lattice modifier only or apply all modifiers in one click, and choose whether to delete the related lattice afterward. It is distributed as a Blender extension add-on under the GPL license, compatible with Blender 4.2 through 5.0. The 1.2.3 update changed how generated lattices are placed into collections and disabled proportional editing by default after generating a lattice.

Who is Multilattice - Quick Setup Lattice Deformation best for?

Multilattice - Quick Setup Lattice Deformation is best for blender artists who want quick, non-destructive lattice deformation across single or multiple objects, including batch-style setups in both object and edit mode.

How much does Multilattice - Quick Setup Lattice Deformation cost?

Multilattice - Quick Setup Lattice Deformation is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • One-click lattice setup that automatically fits the selected objects' dimensions and rotation
  • Supports multiple objects under a single lattice, resized to the bounding box of the selection
  • Works in both object and edit mode, with edit-mode setup based on selected vertices
  • Non-destructive workflow, with the option to apply the lattice only or all modifiers in one click
  • Option to keep or delete the related lattice after applying
  • Quick action to rotate the lattice directly in edit and object mode
  • Additional settings available from the gear icon button

Tags

#lattice#deformation#non-destructive#mesh editing#blender add-on#batch editing#modeling

Frequently asked questions

Which Blender versions does Multilattice support?

Multilattice is listed as compatible with Blender 4.2 through 5.0 and is provided as a Blender extension add-on. It sets up lattice deformation in a single click and works in both object and edit mode, so it fits into standard modeling and deformation workflows across that version range. If you run a Blender build outside 4.2 to 5.0, check Orcavia's developer page to confirm compatibility before installing, since only the 4.2 to 5.0 range is stated here.

Does Multilattice work in edit mode?

Multilattice supports both object mode and edit mode. In edit mode it can generate a lattice based on the currently selected vertices, so you can deform part of a mesh rather than the whole object. It also provides a quick action to rotate the lattice directly in either edit or object mode. When you generate a lattice, proportional editing is now disabled by default, and the lattice automatically resizes to the bounding box of the selected objects while matching their dimensions and rotation.

Is Multilattice destructive, and can I apply the lattice?

Multilattice is built around a non-destructive workflow, keeping the lattice as a live deformer you can adjust. When you are ready to commit, you can apply the lattice modifier only or apply all modifiers in a single click. There is also an option to delete the related lattice or keep it after applying. Additional controls sit behind the gear icon button, giving you more settings beyond the default one-click setup for finer control over how the deformation is handled.

Can Multilattice deform multiple objects at once?

Multilattice supports multiple objects under one lattice, which makes it suited to batch actions. When you select several objects, the generated lattice automatically resizes to the bounding box of the selection and fits their dimensions and rotation. Generated lattice objects are placed in the same collection as the target object rather than the active collection, and group lattice generation places the shared lattice in the selected target object's collection, helping keep the outliner organized when working across many objects.

Is Multilattice free to use?

Multilattice is listed as free in this catalog. Licensing and any pricing can change over time, so for the current terms it is best to check Orcavia's developer page directly. The add-on is released under the GPL license and is distributed as a Blender extension add-on compatible with Blender 4.2 through 5.0. A demo video is also available if you want to see more before installing, and the source page shows a five-star rating from a small number of reviews.

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