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UV Coordinate Palette

by Oleksandr-Gubanov·Workflow

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Why we like it

A compact add-on in the Blender extensions library, UVCP focuses narrowly on storing and recalling 2D cursor positions as color-texture sample libraries. Version 1.0 is described by its developer as the basic release.

What is UV Coordinate Palette?

UV Coordinate Palette (UVCP) is a Blender add-on by Oleksandr-Gubanov that works as a 2D coordinate palette within UV space. It lets you save and recall precise 2D cursor positions as sample libraries using color textures, making it suited to smooth gradients where every pixel represents a value shift.

The add-on is built for precision and speed and optimizes texture-based workflows. It requires no special permissions to run in Blender. Version 1.0 is described as the basic version, and the developer has tested it exclusively with Blender 5.1 while inviting feedback and testing on other versions.

UVCP is distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later and is compatible with Blender 5.1 and newer. It carries a small footprint and can be added through Blender's drag-and-drop installation or by downloading and installing from disk. The add-on appears in the Blender extensions library, where it holds a popularity rank of 855.

Who is UV Coordinate Palette best for?

UV Coordinate Palette is best for blender artists working on texture-based workflows who need to store and recall precise 2D cursor coordinates in UV space.

How much does UV Coordinate Palette cost?

UV Coordinate Palette is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • 2D coordinate palette that operates within UV space
  • Saves and recalls precise 2D cursor positions as sample libraries using color textures
  • Suited to smooth gradients where every pixel represents a value shift
  • Built for precision and speed, optimizing texture-based workflows
  • Requires no special permissions in Blender
  • Small download footprint

Tags

#Blender#UV#texture#2D cursor#coordinates#workflow#add-on

Frequently asked questions

Does UV Coordinate Palette work with Blender 5.1?

UV Coordinate Palette is compatible with Blender 5.1 and newer. The developer states that version 1.0 was used and tested exclusively with Blender 5.1, and has invited users to provide feedback and testing on other Blender versions. If you are on a different release, the add-on may still function, but the developer has not confirmed behaviour outside 5.1, so results on other versions are not guaranteed at this stage.

How do I install UV Coordinate Palette in Blender?

UV Coordinate Palette can be added to Blender using drag-and-drop installation, or by downloading the add-on and installing it from disk through Blender's extensions preferences. The download is small in size. The extension requires no special permissions to run, which keeps the setup straightforward. Once installed, it becomes available as a 2D coordinate palette within UV space for saving and recalling cursor positions.

Is UV Coordinate Palette free to use?

UV Coordinate Palette is listed as free in this catalog and is distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later. This license governs how the add-on can be used, modified and redistributed. For the current licensing terms and the latest version details, refer to the developer's page. The add-on is version 1.0.0, published on March 30th, 2026, and is described as the basic version of the tool.

What does UV Coordinate Palette do with color textures?

UV Coordinate Palette saves and recalls precise 2D cursor positions as sample libraries using color textures. According to the developer, this approach is ideal for smooth gradients where every pixel represents a value shift. The add-on operates as a 2D coordinate palette within UV space and is built for precision and speed, optimizing texture-based workflows in Blender. It focuses specifically on storing coordinates of the 2D Cursor for later recall.

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