
BlenderAe2
by Salt Media
BlenderAe2 by Salt Media transfers 3D data and objects between Blender and After Effects in both directions, covering vertices, 3D layer transforms, camera data and layer synchronization.
by Mantaframe·Workflow
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A focused single-purpose add-on that moves the Copy Constraints function into the Ctrl + L menu. Built for Blender 4.2 and released under the GPL license.
Simple "Ctrl + L" Copy Constraints is a Blender extension that reduces the steps involved in copying constraints between objects. Rather than working through the Object tab and its Constraints options to reach Copy Constraints to Selected Objects, the add-on places the function directly inside Blender's Link/Transfer Data menu, opened with Ctrl + L.
The workflow is short: select the object that holds the constraints you want, mark the target objects, press Ctrl + L, and choose "Copy Constraints" from the menu. The constraints are transferred instantly, and constraints can be copied between multiple objects at once. There are no additional panels or extra settings to configure — the function is integrated into an existing menu.
Built for Blender version 4.2 and released under the GPL license, the add-on is aimed at artists who want a fast, direct way to copy constraints without navigating through separate interfaces. Documentation is available for reference on the developer's page.
Simple "Ctrl + L" Copy Constraints is best for blender artists who want a direct way to copy constraints between objects without navigating separate panels.
Simple "Ctrl + L" Copy Constraints is completely free to download and use.
Simple "Ctrl + L" Copy Constraints follows a short sequence. First select the object that carries the constraints you want to copy, then mark the objects you want to copy them to. Press Ctrl + L to open Blender's Link/Transfer Data menu and choose "Copy Constraints" from it. The constraints are transferred instantly, and you can copy them between multiple objects in a single action rather than repeating the manual steps for each target object.
Simple "Ctrl + L" Copy Constraints is listed for Blender version 4.2, and no other versions are noted in this catalog. If you are running a different release, check the developer's page for current compatibility details before installing. The add-on works by integrating its function into Blender's existing Link/Transfer Data menu, which is accessed with Ctrl + L, so it relies on that menu being present in your version of the software.
Simple "Ctrl + L" Copy Constraints is listed as free in this catalog, and it is released under the GPL license. For current licensing terms and any options to support the developer, visit Mantaframe's page directly, as terms can change over time. The listing has recorded more than ten sales, notes the developer as a Development Fund contributor, and shows the product was published close to two years ago.

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