Simplify+ Add-on - Viewport Performance for Blender ($0) Free Limited Edition!
Simplify+ Addon - Viewport Perfomance For Blender
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DISCLAIMER: If your projects don’t rely on the use of Blender’s modifiers, your chances to enhance performance are lower. Nevertheless, Isolate in Collection can be a good friend even for projects that don’t abuse on the use of modifiers.
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The add-on extends built-in Simplify functionalities by adding plenty of other modifiers to batch toggle other than only subdivision levels. Viewport overlays and features that tend to cause bottleneck in the viewport are also quickly accessible. It also has a custom utility operator (Isolate in Collection) for performing computationally demanding operations in an optimum scenario.
Overall, Simplify+ improves the 3D Viewport experience in Blender so you can work happier, better and faster!
The add-on is located and operated by the Side Panel (N-panel) in the 3D Viewport, in the Simplify+ tab.
The standard way to install any add-on in Blender:
Steps:
Done! ✅
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Blender 4.2 and up you can simply drag and drop the .zip on Blender’s interface and confirm the installation! Shout out to all the Blender developers!
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In the far right of the Viewport sub-panel, you can press the down arrow icon and expose/hide certain buttons according to the needs of your scene/project. To define a default preset, go to the Add-on Preferences.
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Active in Pose Mode: Simplify+ is active only while in Pose Mode.
disabled
enabled
Active during playback⁽²⁾: Simplify+ is active only during playback.
disabled
enabled
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toggled ON
toggled OFF
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From the version 1.1.0 and up: Shift + Click, on the toggle button, now selects all objects containing the respective modifier!
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