Favorite Objects
Quickly mark objects in your scene as favorites and select them instantly, without relying on the Outliner—ideal for fullscreen or maximized workflows.
Notes: to keep things simple and efficient, up to 8 favorite objects can be stored per scene
How to use (Object Mode):
- RMB: Add to/Remove from Favorites Objects
- CTRL + ALT + LMB (can be changed in the add-on settings): Open Favorite Objects Menu
What's New
1.0.5 December 26th, 2025
- No more 8-item limit: When you have more than 8 objects, the first 7 appear in the pie and a "More" submenu appears in the 8th slot.
- Pie Menu default shortcut now set to "Click". Set it back to "Press" if you want it to show only when pressing your mouse
- Added 2 new shortcuts: Ctrl+Alt+RMB (Add selected object(s) to favorites) and Ctrl+Alt+RMB double-click (Remove selected object(s) from favorites)
- The Pie Menu now shows icons
- New "Frame Selected Favorite" option
It has potential but I think it can be improved in some ways.
The pie-menu operates a bit odd: I'd prefer to hit hotkey and then it stays open until you either hover away or hit escape key.
I think it should 'go to' (i.e. frame) the selected favorite by default. There's still uses cases for just selecting the object, but in most cases I believe you actually want to 'go' to the object for further editing.
It would be great if the viewport camera position was (re)stored as well.
I also think there's a missed opportunity not defaulting to CTR + ALT + RMB for adding objects.
I had an initial expected outcome that is obviously not the case. I assumed this would allow me add specific objects that could be added o any scene just like a primitive, except something of your own choice. Meaning it would save them somewhere in the user data preferences, and allow to add like the objects in the add menu.
If it is only to select or focus on items within the current file, that seems more like a viewport camera issue.