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BlenderKit add-on: search, download and upload 3D assets from inside Blender

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This repository holds an add-on for Blender (the README text spells the product Blendkit) for searching, downloading, uploading and rating assets from its asset service. The README says a selection of assets can be downloaded free without an account, a free account adds bookmarking and rating, and a Full plan unlocks a library of more than 150,000 assets including models, materials, scenes and HDRIs.

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Source: https://github.com/blenderkit/blenderkit

What it supplies: This repository holds an add-on for Blender (the README text spells the product Blendkit) for searching, downloading, uploading and rating assets from its asset service. The README says a selection of assets can be downloaded free without an account, a free account adds bookmarking and rating, and a Full plan unlocks a library of more than 150,000 assets including models, materials, scenes and HDRIs. Useful for: - Find and drag models, materials and HDRIs into a Blender scene from within the 3D viewport. - Upload your own assets as a creator. - Diagnose download failures using the add-on's client log. First action: - Download the add-on zip from the website. - In Blender open Preferences, Add-ons, Install, choose the zip and enable it. - Open the panel in the 3D Viewport, search for an asset and drag it into the scene. Prerequisites and limits: Works inside Blender through a local client; the README says download errors show the asset name, reason and last step, and full diagnostics are in Blender's console and the add-on's Client log under Preferences. It gives no Blender version in the text read. - Many assets require a paid Full plan. - Asset licences are set per asset and must be checked before use; the README does not list them. - Logs may hold credentials, which the README says to remove before sharing. The README shows a project licence badge and calls the add-on free and open source, but does not name the licence in the text read here; check the repository's licence file. Assets from the service carry their own licences and plan terms. Written from the README text only. Statements are as the README gives them; nothing was installed or run. Source inspected: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BlenderKit/BlenderKit/efa93c1b7e52ac75509571ce35431b14fdeb799b/README.md ; 3302 bytes ; sha256 83b5ff53429f8b7dcf17af9e1384e7f3070e48ddef0798e75e8d8a5c1a259736 ; whole README text
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