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Object Checklist

by Bookyakuno·Workflow

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Why we like it

Object Checklist earns its place in the Superhive library by pulling object filtering, mesh-data counts, and deletion marking into one sidebar panel, aimed at reviewing a scene's data before it leaves Blender.

What is Object Checklist?

Object Checklist is a Blender add-on by Bookyakuno for data management, listing scene objects through a range of filters. It works as a checklist before submitting completed data or writing that data to another software.

From the icons on the list, you can filter objects by name scope (selected object, scene object, all data objects, or a specified collection), object type, visibility, selectability, viewport display, and render toggle. Further filters cover rotation and scale values, non-rendering modifiers, mute constraints, and actions. The panel also displays mesh data as counts, including number of vertices, vertex groups, vertex colors, UVs, shape keys, materials, and face maps, so you can spot unnecessary data across the list.

You can mark objects you plan to delete using a trash icon, then remove them all at once through the dedicated Save As function or the 'Delete Planed Object' command. Basic operations round it out: select from the list, switch display, switch whether to render, rename, and delete. The panel opens from the 3D View sidebar under Mat List.

Who is Object Checklist best for?

Object Checklist is best for blender artists reviewing and cleaning up object data before export or handoff to another application.

How much does Object Checklist cost?

Object Checklist is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Filter objects by name scope: selected object, scene object, all data objects, or a specified collection
  • Additional filters for object type, visibility, selectability, viewport display, and render toggle
  • Filters for rotation and scale values, non-rendering modifiers, mute constraints, and actions
  • Mesh data shown as counts per object: vertices, vertex groups, vertex colors, UVs, shape keys, materials, and face maps
  • Mark objects for deletion with a trash icon and remove them together via the dedicated Save As function or 'Delete Planed Object'
  • Basic object operations from the list: select, toggle display, toggle render, rename, and delete
  • Accessed from the 3D View sidebar under the Mat List tab

Tags

#Blender#object management#data management#filters#cleanup#mesh data#workflow#add-on

Frequently asked questions

What Blender versions does Object Checklist support?

Object Checklist supports Blender versions from 2.8 through 3.2, covering the 2.8x series (2.8, 2.81, 2.82, 2.83), the 2.9x series (2.9, 2.91, 2.92, 2.93), and the 3.x releases 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2. If you run a newer Blender release, check the developer's page for current compatibility, since the listed range stops at 3.2. Confirming your Blender version against this range before installing helps you avoid problems loading the add-on.

Where do I find Object Checklist in Blender's interface?

Object Checklist lives in Blender's 3D View sidebar. Open the sidebar with the N key, then look under the Mat List tab for the Object Checklist panel. The full menu path is 3D View > Sidebar (N) > Mat List > Object Checklist. From there you can list your objects, apply the various filters, view the mesh data counts, and run basic operations such as selecting, toggling display or render, renaming, and deleting objects straight from the list.

How does Object Checklist delete objects marked for removal?

Object Checklist lets you flag objects you plan to remove from completed data. Enable the trash icon on each object you want gone, which marks it for deletion. Marked objects are then removed all at once when you export using the dedicated Save As function, or you can run 'Delete Planed Object' from the upper right of the menu. You mark objects during review and they remain in the scene until the Save As export or the menu command carries out the deletion.

Is Object Checklist free, and what license does it use?

Object Checklist is listed as free in this catalog, and it's distributed under the GPL license. Because pricing and licensing can change over time, check Bookyakuno's page for the current terms before you download. The GPL license covers how you can use, modify, and share the add-on, so review it if you plan to adapt the code for your own pipeline. For the most up-to-date details, the developer's page is the place to confirm.

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