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Verticality Vertex Measure

by saiwfy·Workflow

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Why we like it

Verticality Vertex Measure earns a place for doing one thing directly: measuring an object's height relative to a plane in Blender, rather than acting as a general measurement tool. The developer also shares an honest account of the personal circumstances behind its creation.

What is Verticality Vertex Measure?

Verticality Vertex Measure is a Blender add-on created by saiwfy for a single job: measuring the height of an object relative to a given plane. It focuses on vertical measurement rather than acting as a general-purpose ruler.

The add-on grew out of the developer's own frustration as a Blender novice, where measuring the length and height of a model felt cumbersome with the built-in tools. saiwfy built Verticality Vertex Measure in response, and shares the story behind it openly on the developer's page. Documentation is included, and a demo video is available that the developer describes as walking through installation and the add-on's features.

Verticality Vertex Measure is listed for Blender version 3.6 and released under the GPL license. It's listed as free here; for current licensing, check saiwfy's page directly. If you regularly need to check how tall an object sits above a reference plane, this add-on is aimed squarely at that task.

Who is Verticality Vertex Measure best for?

Verticality Vertex Measure is best for blender users who need to measure the height of an object relative to a given plane.

How much does Verticality Vertex Measure cost?

Verticality Vertex Measure is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Measures the height of an object relative to a given plane
  • Focused on vertical measurement in Blender
  • Documentation included with the add-on
  • Listed for Blender version 3.6
  • Released under the GPL license
  • Demo video available

Tags

#measurement#vertex#mesh#height#length#Blender#add-on

Frequently asked questions

What Blender version does Verticality Vertex Measure support?

Verticality Vertex Measure is listed for Blender version 3.6. If you're running that release, the add-on is built to accurately measure the height of an object relative to a given plane. For other Blender versions, compatibility isn't stated here, so check saiwfy's page before installing. The developer also provides documentation with the add-on, which is a good place to confirm setup details for your specific Blender build.

Is Verticality Vertex Measure free to use?

Verticality Vertex Measure is listed as free here. For current licensing and any pricing on the developer's own page, check saiwfy's page directly, since terms can change over time. The add-on is released under the GPL license, and documentation is included to help you get started. It's listed for Blender version 3.6, so confirm your Blender build before downloading. If you have questions about the specific terms, saiwfy's page is the place to confirm before you install it.

What license is Verticality Vertex Measure released under?

Verticality Vertex Measure is released under the GPL license. Documentation is provided with the add-on to guide setup, and the tool is listed for Blender version 3.6. GPL is a widely used open-source license across Blender add-ons. For the exact terms covering use and redistribution, refer to saiwfy's page, and use the included documentation for installation guidance specific to the add-on. The add-on is also listed as free here, though current terms are best confirmed on the developer's page.

Is there a demo video for Verticality Vertex Measure?

Verticality Vertex Measure has a demo video available. The developer describes it as walking through how to install the add-on and its features, so it's a useful starting point before you download. Alongside the video, documentation is included with the add-on. Together these cover installation and the tool's core purpose: measuring the height of an object relative to a given plane. The add-on is listed for Blender version 3.6, so pair the video with a matching Blender build.

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