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Seamless CAD

Non-destructive CAD modelling inside Blender.

Shapes are computed by OpenCASCADE (OCCT), not by Blender's mesh system, and the result is drawn in the viewport. Primitives, booleans, fillets and chamfers are kept as a Feature Tree — a history you can go back and re-edit at any time. Move a proxy with G / R / S and the geometry follows in real time.

Output goes two ways: Bake to Mesh for use inside Blender, or Export STEP for a real B-Rep file other CAD software can open.

Beta. Sold for Windows. macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux builds exist and are being given to testers, but are not a product — see Testing builds and Known limitations.

Start here

  • Installation — requirements, install, update, first start
  • Quick Start — install to exported STEP file, about ten minutes

How to

Page Contents
Turn a sketch into a solid Sketch, constrain, apply, and give the result thickness
Cut holes and pockets Booleans, patterned holes, rounding the edges
Exchange files with other CAD Getting a part out to SolidWorks, Fusion or FreeCAD, and back

Reference

Page Contents
The Feature Tree and parts Rows, order, rollback, groups, targets, parts
Modelling operations The Create and Modify & Pattern panels
Sketching Sketch mode, tools and constraints
Keyboard and mouse Every key, per interactive mode
Quality and performance Display quality, previews, baking, what to do when it feels slow
Import and export STEP in and out, SVG in, Bake to Mesh

Background and limits

Page Contents
How it works The kernel, the Feature Tree, why some things behave as they do
Known limitations What this does not do yet
Troubleshooting Symptoms and their causes
Testing builds macOS and Linux, and what has not been verified

Resources

Page Contents
FAQ Short answers, with links to the detail
Glossary Terms as this add-on uses them

Other languages

日本語 Full translation
Русский Quick Start only — AI translation, not reviewed by a native speaker
中文 Quick Start only — AI translation, not reviewed by a native speaker

English is the source of truth. The add-on's interface is in English, so the English documentation is what matches the buttons you see on screen.