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This Blender Sculpting Shortcuts Add-on Is Perfect For Pen Tablets

Get rid of the tedious moving fingers across the keyboard process with Fast Sculpt Assistant, a Blender add-on with a one-key circular menu shortcut featuring various sculpting operations.

If you're looking for ways to streamline your sculpting workflow in Blender, check out Fast Sculpt Assistant, a great add-on for graphics tablet users. While the number of shortcut buttons on the tab is limited, you will be able to sculpt without taking your left and right hands off the pen tablet as much as possible.

Fast Sculpt Assistant makes using various sculpt operations easy in one key, a customizable circular menu split into several sections. In Sculpt mode, the menu can be accessed by pressing Shift + U, which can be changed in the preferences.

Image Credits: Sum Studio

Image Credits: Sum Studio

Image Credits: Sum Studio

Below is the full list of operations available:

  1. Change brush radius
  2. Change brush strength
  3. Change Smooth brush strength
  4. Open view pie
  5. Open brush settings
  6. Open brush texture
  7. Open brush stroke
  8. Open brush falloff
  9. Open brush context
  10. Open face sets pie
  11. Open set pivot pie
  12. Open auto masking pie
  13. Open remesh panel
  14. Open Symmetry Panel
  15. Invert mask
  16. Grow and Shrink mask
  17. Smooth and Sharpen mask
  18. Clear mask
  19. Save file
  20. Add mirror modifier
  21. Symmetrize
  22. Zoom Region
  23. Toggle Front Face Only
  24. Toggle Falloff Shape
  25. Lock Z-Axis
  26. Lock Y-Axis
  27. Lock X-Axis
  28. Invert Visible
  29. Show all topology
  30. Hide topology by bounding box
  31. Hide topology by mask
  32. Remesh with initial size
  33. Remesh
  34. Sample detail size and remesh
  35. Remesh with voxel size times Multiplier 2
  36. Remesh with voxel size times Multiplier 1
  37. Remesh with voxel size divided by Multiplier 1
  38. Remesh with voxel size divided by Multiplier 2
  39. Create a new primitive object
  40. Join Objects
  41. Make backup
  42. Transfer mode
  43. Switch mode
  44. Toggle erase alpha
  45. Next MatCap
  46. Previous MatCap
  47. Toggle favorite MatCap
  48. Show or hide Wireframe of the active object
  49. X-ray
  50. Toggle Silhouette
  51. Flip MatCap
  52. Toggle Shade Smooth
  53. Show or hide the active object
  54. Show or hide collection set by UI
  55. Change the opacity of images in the collection set by UI
  56. Create Measure
  57. Show All Measure
  58. Hide All Measure
  59. Delete All Measure

To create a base mesh from the New Object panel, press the shortcut in Object Mode or select New Object after pressing the shortcut in Sculpt Mode. These three items below are for creating a base mesh, and the others are for adding primitive meshes:

Image Credits: Sum Studio

Each item has its own interface for creating a base mesh in Edit Mode.

Curve:

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Round Skin:

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Skin:

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Here are the add-on parameters available through the settings:

Image Credits: Sum Studio

Recently, the developer has also added a new cool feature called Creating Measure:

Fast Sculpt Assistant supports Blender 3.1 and above and can be purchased for $3.

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