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Wrapit

by Blender Guppy·VFX

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Why we like it

Wrapit earns its place in the Superhive library as a focused add-on for a single effect, backed by documentation, video tutorials and a support period from its developer.

What is Wrapit?

Wrapit is an add-on for Blender by Blender Guppy that generates a plastic wrap effect. The operator lives in the add menu, reachable with the Shift+A hotkey in the 3D viewport under the mesh submenu. It is designed to work on multiple selected objects, and is most optimal for geometry that has extruded details so the stretched plastic wrapping and crumpled effect can be generated.

The add-on is described as easy to learn, and different looks can be created using its settings and different materials. It uses the Cycles render engine. Complete online documentation is available, and the developer also publishes video tutorials on YouTube.

Wrapit is compatible with Blender versions 3.6 through 4.5 and is Blender Extension compatible. It is distributed under the GPL license. The listing includes product updates and a support period from Blender Guppy. On the Superhive marketplace it holds a 5-star aggregate rating across a small number of reviews, and it ranks 764 in the library.

Who is Wrapit best for?

Wrapit is best for blender artists wrapping objects, especially geometry with extruded details, in a stretched and crumpled plastic effect.

How much does Wrapit cost?

Wrapit is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Generates a plastic wrap effect on mesh objects
  • Works on multiple selected objects at once
  • Operator accessible via Shift+A in the 3D viewport mesh submenu
  • Different looks achievable through settings and materials
  • Uses the Cycles render engine
  • Complete online documentation and product updates included
  • Support period from Blender Guppy

Tags

#plastic wrap#bubble wrap#Blender add-on#Cycles#mesh#material#effect#Blender Guppy

Frequently asked questions

What Blender versions does Wrapit support?

Wrapit is compatible with Blender versions 3.6 through 4.5 and is listed as Blender Extension compatible. The render engine used is Cycles, and the add-on is distributed under the GPL license. For the most current compatibility details and any newer version support, check the developer's page and the complete online documentation, which Blender Guppy maintains alongside video tutorials on YouTube.

How do I access the Wrapit operator in Blender?

Wrapit places its operator in the add menu, which you reach by pressing the Shift+A hotkey in the 3D viewport. From there, the operator is found in the mesh submenu. The add-on is designed to work on multiple selected objects, and it is most optimal for geometry that has extruded details so the stretched plastic wrapping and crumpled effect can be generated properly.

Is Wrapit free to use?

Wrapit is listed as free in this catalog. It is distributed under the GPL license and its listing includes product updates and a support period from Blender Guppy. For current licensing terms and any purchase or support options, refer to the developer's page, where the complete online documentation is also available. Blender Guppy additionally publishes video tutorials on YouTube for learning the add-on.

What kind of geometry does Wrapit work best on?

Wrapit is most optimal for geometry that has extruded details, since the stretched plastic wrapping and crumpled effect can be generated across those raised areas. It is designed to work on multiple selected objects at once. The add-on is described as easy to learn, and you can create different looks by adjusting its settings and using different materials on the wrapped result.

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