We can use single vertices to create 3d models based on edge modeling. With the default Blender tools we can`t create only a single vertex, which requires the creation of a Mesh object and the edition of the object to erase all vertices and leave only one vertex. They are intended to create vertices in three different ways. Since the GUI of ProCAD has a lot of options, I recommend you to create a horizontal window and place it on the top of your 3D View window to better use the script options.Īs a way to start using the script, let`s take a look on how the first three button on the left works. Let`s get started? After you install the script in your Blender 3d scripts folder, a new option will appear in your scripts window at the Mesh options. The 2.5 version works fine with Blender 2.49. I will begin in this article a series of tutorials showing how to use the Script and during the process I hope to finish the translation of the Script to both English and Brazilian Portuguese.Īnother thing to notice, is that the 2.6 version of the script doesn`t work with Blender 2.49, at least for me, I`m only managing to make it work with Blender 2.48. Well, most of the script is in Italian and were partially translated to English. If you want to download the script and install it in Blender, visit this link. One of these scripts is the ProCAD from Paolo Provenda, which can add incredible and useful options to Blender. Even without native tools that turn Blender into a CAD tool, we have a few scripts that really help and add some great features, available in most CAD tools that can make the difference for the modeling stage of architectural visualization projects. A big improvement was made with the addition of new snapping tools in the Apricot project, but we could use a little more options to make Blender get even closer to a CAD tool. One of the oldest wishes of artists that uses Blender 3D for architectural visualization is the addition of CAD tools in Blender, to make the modeling of architectural elements easier and with better precision options.
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