SCO EdgeWise add-on for Blender - is a precision measurement tool designed for use in Edit Mode. It allows users to measure distances, edge lengths, and angles directly in the 3D View, leveraging the active unit system (Metric or Imperial). The add-on includes features to measure distances between vertices, lengths of edges or contiguous edge groups, and angles between edges. Additionally, it provides a unique functionality to calculate offset distances along specific axes (X, Y, Z) relative to the 3D Cursor, displaying results clearly in the UI. This tool is found in the Item Tab while in Edit Mode and is ideal for modeling tasks requiring accurate dimensional feedback.
SCO EdgeWise (Measurements in Edit Mode)
Added New Functionality:
SCO EdgeWise (Precision Measurements in Edit Mode)
• Dynamically increases decimal precision for very small measurements, so tiny edges no longer display as 0.00 m
• Correctly reports small metric lengths such as 0.0027 m instead of rounding them to misleading values like 0.01 m
• Improves compatibility with Blender 5.1 by removing the restrictive maximum Blender version from the extension manifest
• Packages the extension with Blender's official extension builder format, ensuring blender_manifest.toml is correctly placed for installation
• Improves unit handling for Blender's adaptive and smaller length-unit settings across edge, vertex, and 3D cursor distance measurements
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Should be fixed.
I love this add-on, but sometimes I'm working at a scale too small for it. My little edge shows up as 0.00m long. Is there any way to dynamically adjust the precision of this tool, so I can get some extra digits there on projects that need it?
I think I have fixed the small-scale issue and 5.1 compatibility.
Excellent plugin! I work in the metric system but calibrate the dimensions in mm with a scale of 0.001 In a cube that is 2 mm in size, the plugin shows me a size of 2 meters. In other words, the plugin does not take into account all the settings of the scene and does not use the dimensions that are defined there, even though numerically, the result is completely correct.
Thanks for the feedback - I see what you reported - I think I can fix that.
I select an Edge that is exactly 0.0027 m. I see that if I move on vertex onto the other. I see that if I check the length in Edit > Mesh Tools > Set Edge Length. But your EdgeWise addon when I mesure the edge it gives me: 0.01 m.. ? So I can't set the length from Item > EdgeWise. I can only measure 1 by 1 and the measure is wrong. Not sure what's the use then :/