by Pitiwazou·Workflow
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PieMaster earns its spot in the superhive library by handing menu creation to the user: pie menus, dropdowns, and floating panels that call any operator, add-on, or tool. It has earned five five-star ratings and covers Blender 4.2 through 5.2.
PieMaster is a Blender add-on from Pitiwazou for building your own menus. It covers three formats: pie menus, dropdown menus, and floating panels, and each menu you create can trigger any operator, any add-on, or any tool available in your Blender setup.
Because the menus reach across Blender's operators and your installed add-ons, you decide which operators, add-ons, and tools each menu triggers. The add-on is compatible with Blender 4.2 through 5.2 and is released under the GPL license.
PieMaster ships with documentation, ongoing product updates, and support from Pitiwazou. A demo video is available for a closer look, and full details on menu building live on the developer's page. It's listed on superhive alongside other UI and workflow add-ons for Blender.
Piemaster is best for blender users who want to build their own pie menus, dropdowns, and floating panels and map them to specific operators, add-ons, or tools.
Piemaster is completely free to download and use.
PieMaster lists compatibility with Blender 4.2 through 5.2, so it covers a wide span of releases from the 4.2 line up to 5.2. If you run a version inside that range, the add-on is built to work with your setup. For versions outside that window, check the developer's page before installing, since support may differ. The compatibility details on the developer's page are the best reference for confirming that your exact Blender build works with the add-on before you commit to using it.
PieMaster is built to trigger any operator, any add-on, or any tool from the menus you create, so the menus you build can reach across Blender's functionality and your installed add-ons. You assemble pie menus, dropdown menus, and floating panels, then connect them to the commands you want. This lets you shape the interface around your own setup rather than a fixed preset. For the full range of what can be assigned and how it is configured, the developer's documentation is the place to look.
PieMaster is listed as free in this catalog. Licensing and any purchase options can change over time, so the developer's page is the authoritative place to confirm current terms before you download. The add-on is released under the GPL license and ships with documentation, ongoing product updates, and support from its creator, Pitiwazou. If you are deciding between personal use and commercial projects, review the licensing information on the developer's page to be sure of what your use case allows before proceeding.
PieMaster is released under the GPL license. Alongside the license itself, the add-on ships with documentation to help you get started, product updates over time, and support from the developer, Pitiwazou. For the exact terms of the GPL as they apply here, and for details about how updates and the support period are handled, the developer's page carries the current information. Checking there before you download is the most reliable way to understand the license and what is included with the add-on.
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