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Add-on Batch Asset Placer
Batch Asset Placer

Adds selected assets from Asset Browser to 3D cursor.
Add-on by Andrey-Pestryakov
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This addon adds a button to the Asset Browser header that allows you to add all selected assets to the scene at the 3D cursor location.

Features:

  • Adds assets from external .blend files (User Library, custom libraries).
  • Adds assets from the current file (creates copies).
  • The first asset is placed exactly at the 3D cursor position; subsequent assets are placed to the right along the X axis. Rows are automatically created when adding more than 10 assets, with additional rows extending along the Y axis.
  • Adjustable spacing between assets (default: 0.5).
  • Automatically removes duplicate materials, replacing them with originals.

Usage:

  • Open the Asset Browser.
  • Select one or more assets (hold Shift or Ctrl for multiple selection).
  • Click the "Add Selected Assets" button in the Asset Browser header.
  • Adjust the spacing value next to the button if needed.

Assets will be added to the scene at the 3D cursor location.

Button Location: The button appears in the Asset Browser header, to the right of existing buttons.

Reason for the .001 suffix:

  • When an asset is added to the scene programmatically, Blender marks it as "Mark Asset". To remove this mark, you need to create a duplicate and delete the original. However, the duplicate then receives a numeric suffix (.001) in its name.

Contributions:

  • Original concept and base implementation: sereda.
  • Assistant and improvements: AI Assistant (Claude/DeepSeek).

What's New

1.0.1 April 30th, 2026

Automatically removes duplicate materials, replacing them with originals.


Permissions

This extension does not require special permissions.

Developer
Andrey-Pestryakov
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Version
1.0.1
Updated
1 mo
Published
April 26th, 2026
Downloads
344
Size
5.2 KB
Compatibility
Blender 4.5 LTS and newer
Website
vk.com/3dvopros
Report Issues
github.com/3DVopros/batch-asset-placer/issues
License
GNU General Public License v3.0 or later
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