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Uv Quick Tool

by 3DMass·Modeling

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Why we like it

UV Quick Tool earns a look for folding scale application and cube projection into a single click, with support that spans Blender releases from 2.8 up to 4.4 and documentation to back it up.

What is Uv Quick Tool?

UV Quick Tool, presented by 3DMass as the World Scale UV Mapper, is a lightweight Blender add-on that applies object scale and generates UVs using cube projection in a single click. It maintains world-scale UV density, keeping texel density consistent with real-world dimensions across a scene.

The add-on is aimed at preparing game assets, architectural visualization, modular environments, and 3D product design, where even texel density matters. By folding scale application and cube projection into one operation, it produces UVs without the manual tweaking those tasks usually involve.

UV Quick Tool is compatible with a broad range of Blender releases, from 2.8 through 4.4, and is marked as Blender extension compatible. It is released under the GPL license and associated with the Cycles render engine. Documentation is included, and a demo video is available for reference.

Who is Uv Quick Tool best for?

Uv Quick Tool is best for preparing game assets, architectural visualization, modular environments, and 3D product design where consistent texel density matters.

How much does Uv Quick Tool cost?

Uv Quick Tool is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Applies object scale in a single operation
  • Generates UVs using cube projection
  • Maintains world-scale UV density consistent with real-world dimensions
  • One-click workflow for scale and UV generation
  • Compatible with Blender releases from 2.8 through 4.4
  • Released under the GPL license, with documentation included

Tags

#UV mapping#cube projection#texel density#world scale#ArchViz#game assets#Blender add-on#3DMass

Frequently asked questions

Which Blender versions does UV Quick Tool support?

UV Quick Tool supports a wide range of Blender releases, running on versions from 2.8 up through 4.4 and covering the 3.x line in between. It is marked as Blender extension compatible and ships as an add-on, so it fits both older projects and current Blender setups. The tool is associated with the Cycles render engine and is released under the GPL license. This span of supported versions makes it straightforward to add to most Blender pipelines you may already be running.

Is UV Quick Tool free to use?

UV Quick Tool is listed as free here. It is distributed as a Blender add-on and released under the GPL license. For the current licensing terms and any details around pricing or updates, the developer's page is the best place to check. The add-on has recorded sixty or more sales and was published about a year ago, so it has been available for a while. Licensing and availability can change over time, so confirm the latest details directly with the developer before relying on them.

How does UV Quick Tool keep UV density consistent?

UV Quick Tool applies object scale and then generates UVs using cube projection, and it maintains world-scale UV density so the result stays consistent with real-world dimensions. Because scaling and projection happen in a single operation, you get UVs without manual tweaking. This approach suits game assets, architectural visualization, modular environments, and 3D product design, where keeping texel density even across a scene matters. The whole process runs with one click, which is the tool's main draw for scale-consistent UV work.

Does UV Quick Tool come with documentation?

UV Quick Tool includes documentation, so reference material is available when you set it up and use it. A demo video is also available for the add-on. It is distributed as a Blender add-on and marked as Blender extension compatible, covering releases from 2.8 through 4.4. Between the documentation and the demo video, there are resources to help you get the one-click scale and cube-projection workflow running in your own Blender projects across the supported version range.

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