30 new addons in 2024

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Zen Dock : blendermarket....
Boxcutter 7.2.0 : blendermarket....
Zen Uv: blendermarket....
Light Wrangler: blendermarket....
Retopoflow: blendermarket....
Rbdlab: blendermarket....
Auto-Rig Pro: blendermarket....
Blendshop: blendermarket....
Physical Starlight And Atmosphere: blendermarket....
Flip Fluids: blendermarket....
True-Terrain 5: blendermarket....
Internal Damage: blendermarket....
Population : blendermarket....
Geo-Swarm: blendermarket....
Procedural Alleys: blendermarket....
Hdri Maker: blendermarket....
Bp Geogen Bundle: blendermarket....
Simply Micro Mesh: blendermarket....
Simply Cloth Pro: blendermarket....
Auto Rig & Ragdoll Wizard: blendermarket....
Back_Scapes: blendermarket....
Urbaniac! city pack: blendermarket....
Procedural Building Generator 2: blendermarket....
Real Cloud Generator : blendermarket....
Geo-Scatter 5.4: blendermarket....
Sanctus Library: blendermarket....
Botaniq - Trees: blendermarket....
Aquatiq - Water Assets: blendermarket....
Buildings Asset Pack: blendermarket....
full list: blendereveryth...

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@BrandonBloxBB 3 месяца назад

Very good introduction to what addons are and how they work. A problem I see having when I’m ready to start diving into them is simply choosing them, deciding what I’m willing to spend and how much time to learn on. Some have plenty of documentation and would be fun to learn, some very little but still awesome to look into and, and some no docs at all. I feel like the blender market is getting to a place where several plus addons will cover the same subject matter in different ways so it’ll be a lot to research, or if there’s channels that go more in depth with that conversation it would be nice as we get overwhelmed with choice for addons if you have the time and money.

@blendereverything 3 месяца назад

yeah, plus even when addons do the same thing, they most likely do it differently so there is always a learning curve