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Vertex_Insert keeps its scope narrow: pick an even number of vertices, set a distance, click. It's part of the superhive Blender library and ships with documentation.
Vertex_Insert is a Blender add-on from strange_world_designs for creating vertices between selected ones at a distance you set. The workflow is direct: select an even number of vertices, set a distance, then click either of the two buttons.
Depending on which button you press, a vertex or vertices is created between two of the selected vertices at that set distance. You set the distance yourself, so where the new geometry lands depends on the value you enter. The number of vertices in your selection needs to be even before you run it.
The add-on ships with documentation, and a demo video is available. It's released under the GPL license and works with Blender 4.0. It's listed here as free, so check the developer's page for current licensing details.
Vertex_Insert is best for blender users adding vertices between existing vertices at a specific distance during mesh editing.
Vertex_Insert is completely free to download and use.
Vertex_Insert lists Blender 4.0 as its supported version. It's a Blender add-on that operates on your vertex selection: choose an even number of vertices, set a distance, and click one of its two buttons to create a vertex or vertices between two of the selected points. If you run a different Blender version, check the developer's page for compatibility before installing.
Vertex_Insert works from a vertex selection. Select an even number of vertices, set a distance, then click either of the two buttons it provides. Depending on which button you press, a vertex or vertices is created between two of the selected vertices at the distance you set. The add-on also ships with documentation, and a demo video is available from the developer's page.
Vertex_Insert is listed here as free. For current licensing terms, pricing, or any changes, check the developer's page on superhive. The add-on is released under the GPL license and comes from strange_world_designs. It's a Blender add-on for inserting vertices between selected vertices at a set distance, and it includes documentation to help you get started. Selecting an even number of vertices is required before it runs.
Vertex_Insert requires an even number of vertices to be selected before you use it. With that selection in place, you set a distance and click one of the two buttons, and a vertex or vertices is created between two of the selected vertices at that distance. Documentation is included with the add-on, and a demo video is available. It comes from strange_world_designs.
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