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Quick Cut

by Blender.Fun·Modeling

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Why we like it

Quick Cut earns its place in the superhive library by reducing edge cutting to one shortcut and one operation, with support spanning Blender 2.93 through 4.3.

What is Quick Cut?

Quick Cut is an add-on from Blender.Fun for creating cuts along edges in a mesh. The workflow runs inside Edit mode: you select the edges you want to cut, press Shift-Q, then choose Add Mesh Cut. From there you can adjust the settings as you want, and the cut is created along the edges you selected. The whole process, from selecting edges to adjusting the settings, stays within a short sequence of steps.

Quick Cut works across a wide span of Blender releases, from 2.93 through 4.3, including the 3.0 to 3.6 series in between. The add-on is released under the GPL license and includes documentation. A demo video is available, and it has been published for over three years. Listed here as free, Quick Cut comes from developer Blender.Fun.

Who is Quick Cut best for?

Quick Cut is best for blender users who want to cut along selected mesh edges from Edit mode using a single shortcut.

How much does Quick Cut cost?

Quick Cut is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Creates cuts along selected edges in a mesh
  • Triggered with the Shift-Q shortcut
  • Add Mesh Cut operation with adjustable settings
  • Runs inside Edit mode
  • Compatible with Blender 2.93 through 4.3
  • Released under the GPL license with documentation included

Tags

#Blender#mesh editing#edge cut#add-on#Blender.Fun#modeling#Edit mode

Frequently asked questions

Does Quick Cut work with Blender 2.93 and the 4.x releases?

Quick Cut lists compatibility with a broad range of Blender versions, including 2.93, 3.0, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5 and 3.6, along with 4.0, 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3. That span covers both older projects still on the 2.93 or 3.x series and more recent 4.x installs. If you're running one of those versions, the add-on is listed as supported. For anything outside that list, check Blender.Fun's page for the latest compatibility details before installing.

How do I make a cut with Quick Cut?

Quick Cut runs from Edit mode. First select the edges you want to cut in your mesh, then press Shift-Q, and choose Add Mesh Cut. Once the cut is applied, you can adjust its settings as you want to change the result. The workflow is built around the Shift-Q shortcut, so cutting along your selected edges takes only a few steps. Documentation is included if you want more detail, and a demo video is also available.

Is Quick Cut free to download?

Quick Cut is listed as free in this catalog. Pricing and licensing terms can change over time, so for the current details it's best to check Blender.Fun's page directly. The add-on is released under the GPL license, has been published for over three years, and ships with documentation included. If you want to confirm the terms before downloading, the developer's page is the most reliable place to look.

What license is Quick Cut released under?

Quick Cut is released under the GPL license. Alongside the license, the add-on ships with documentation, and a demo video is available if you'd like to see more before installing. It has been published for over three years and supports Blender versions from 2.93 through 4.3. For the most current licensing information, Blender.Fun's page is the place to check, along with the included documentation.

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