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Quickstats

by atelier ToK·Workflow

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Why we like it

Quickstats stands out for consolidating scene statistics and asset validation into one dialog, with highlighting that points straight to naming and texture-path problems for quick fixes.

What is Quickstats?

Quickstats, from atelier ToK, is a Blender addon that gathers scene statistics and asset data in one dialog. It lists all objects, materials, and texture statistics in a single interface, and tracks polygon and triangle counts. A filtering system separates mesh-only and textured objects, and results can be sorted by name, material, polygon count, and type.

On the validation side, Quickstats automatically detects naming inconsistencies between objects and materials, and checks texture paths to prevent broken links. Problematic assets are highlighted visually, and a Select Highlighted option picks them out in one click for fixing. Selection tools support multiple objects, with shift-click for extended selection.

Quickstats opens from the View3D editor menu or the right-click context menu in Object mode, and you can choose where its button appears. It's lightweight, has no external dependencies, and is compatible with Blender 3.2.2 through 4.2. Documentation is included, and the addon is actively maintained.

Who is Quickstats best for?

Quickstats is best for game asset artists, production teams, QA teams, and technical artists maintaining naming conventions and validating assets across large Blender scenes.

How much does Quickstats cost?

Quickstats is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Object, material, and texture statistics shown in a single interface
  • Polygon and triangle count tracking
  • Filtering for mesh-only and textured objects, with sorting by name, material, polygon count, and type
  • Automatic detection of naming inconsistencies between objects and materials
  • Texture path validation to catch broken links
  • Visual highlighting of problematic assets with one-click selection to fix them
  • Access through both the editor menu and right-click context menu, with multi-object and shift-click selection

Tags

#asset management#scene statistics#polygon count#quality assurance#asset validation#Blender addon#workflow

Frequently asked questions

Which Blender versions does Quickstats support?

Quickstats is compatible with Blender 3.2.2 through 4.2, so it fits a range of recent releases without extra setup. It runs with no external dependencies, which keeps everything self-contained inside Blender, and it's described as lightweight and optimized for performance. If you're on a version outside that range, check the developer's page for the latest compatibility details before installing, since supported versions can shift as the addon is updated.

How do I install Quickstats in Blender?

Quickstats installs like a standard Blender addon. Download the addon file, open Blender Preferences, go to the Add-ons section, click Install, and select the downloaded file. Enable it by checking its checkbox in the add-ons list. During setup you can choose whether the button appears in the toolshelf menu, the right-click context menu, or both, so you control how you reach the tool. Documentation is included to walk you through the features.

Does Quickstats need any external dependencies?

Quickstats has no external dependencies, so it runs entirely within Blender once installed. The addon is described as lightweight and optimized for performance, with a clean, intuitive interface. That means you don't need additional libraries or software to use its scene statistics, filtering, sorting, and asset validation tools. It's actively maintained, and the developer provides support through Blender Market's messaging system or by email for any questions that come up.

Is Quickstats free to use?

Quickstats is listed as free in this catalog. Licensing and any paid tiers can change over time, so for the current terms and to download the addon, head to the developer's page. The addon is released under the GPL license and is actively maintained by atelier ToK, who offers support through Blender Market's messaging system or via email. Documentation is included to help you get started once it's installed.

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