
LoopTools
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LoopTools is a mesh modelling toolkit for Blender that gathers several tools to aid modelling. It was previously part of Blender 4.1's bundled add-ons and is now offered as an extension, provided as it is with limited support.
by Christopher Groff·Modeling
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Smart Distance Measure earns a look in the Superhive library for keeping measuring, moving, and scaling in real-world units within a single popup, with a customizable hotkey to fit it into an existing Blender setup.
Smart Distance Measure gives Blender artists real-world measurement tools that run directly in Edit Mode. A popup menu, opened with Shift+Q or a custom hotkey, brings together three tools: Measure, Move, and Scale. The add-on is aimed at work like 3D printing, product visualization, architecture, and game assets.
Measure reports the distance between two selected elements on the same mesh, or one element on two different meshes, working with vertices, edges, or face centers and returning world-space accurate results. Move shifts the second selected object by an exact distance along any axis, including X, Y, Z, -X, -Y, and -Z, and converts the entered value to meters internally. Scale resizes one or multiple objects to a target dimension, computing the full bounding box, scaling all selected objects uniformly, and keeping them centered.
All three tools accept MM, CM, or Inches. A preference panel lets you assign any letter key with Shift, Ctrl, or Alt modifiers, updating the keymap automatically. It works in Edit Mode or Object Mode where appropriate and supports Blender 2.82 through 4.5.
Smart Distance Measure is best for blender artists working on 3D printing, product visualization, architecture, or game assets who need real-world distance, move, and scale controls inside Edit Mode.
Smart Distance Measure is completely free to download and use.
Smart Distance Measure supports Blender versions 2.82 through 4.5, covering a wide span of releases. The add-on works entirely in Edit Mode or Object Mode where appropriate, focusing on measuring, moving, and scaling in real-world units rather than shading or rendering. If your Blender install falls within that 2.82 to 4.5 range, the add-on is designed to fit it, and the developer's page is the best place to confirm details for your specific release before you download.
Smart Distance Measure opens through a popup menu activated with Shift+Q by default. If that shortcut clashes with something else, the add-on includes its own preference panel where you can assign any letter key together with Shift, Ctrl, or Alt modifiers, and it updates the keymap automatically. From that popup you reach the three tools, Measure, Move, and Scale, presented with collapsible sections so the interface stays compact while you work.
Smart Distance Measure works in real-world units, supporting MM, CM, and Inches across its Measure, Move, and Scale tools. When you move an object by an entered distance, the add-on converts that value to meters internally, and when you scale to a target dimension it computes the full bounding box before applying a uniform scale. Measurements return world-space accurate results, which suits tasks like checking tolerances or verifying print dimensions.
Smart Distance Measure is listed as free here in the catalog, and it ships under the GPL license. Licensing terms and any current pricing can change, so the developer's page is the best place to confirm what applies before you download. The add-on covers distance measuring, exact-distance moves, and scaling to a target size, all in real-world units, so you can see what it offers before deciding.
Smart Distance Measure operates in Edit Mode and in Object Mode where appropriate. Measuring works between two selected elements on the same mesh or one element across two different meshes, using vertices, edges, or face centers. The Move tool shifts the second selected object by an exact distance, and the Scale tool resizes one or multiple objects to a target size while keeping them centered, so the tools cover both mesh-level and object-level work.

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