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Sorry Blender is one of the few programs that doesn't like me! ;)

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Now I am confused. Based on your prior post I thought you were using it on your CAD models?

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No it's was just descriptive if you take the place of a Blender addict! ;)

Sorry if that confused you! :)

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So you dislike Blender BUT you are an addict?

Now I am really confused....

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No I speak for the addicts Blender! :)
If i was an addict Blender (and Moi) I will be pleased to have a such plugin...not more! :)
As i am not, this cool plugin is not for me! :)

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I think what our friend Frenchy is saying is that Blender doesn't work for them, hence why they don't use it.

Am I correct?

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1. The question was: does anyone use this add-on?

2. Software does not have feelings or emotions.

3. If you do not use the software and/or add-on, do not speak on behalf of potential users.

4. The discussion is becoming pointless and wasting my time.

KENMO, thanks for the information, I might test it. I use QuadRemesher to solve topology problems (with varying degrees of success depending on the complexity of the object I'm working on).

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I never said that about Blender! I only said "this program don't love me" !
And i made publicity for any plugins for it for other users! i am not sectarian! :)

I use it (Blender) for some tests here with a file resultant from the free Sparc3D who made a 3D file from my image! (Made with Moi3D - free Vizcom in few seconds) ;)
https://lizhihao6.github.io/Sparc3D/
34 Megas GLB you can use this file for anything...
https://moiscript.weebly.com/uploads/3/9/3/8/3938813/sparc01.glb

My image


my Sparc GLB file insided Blender! ;)


Must put this if i am pleased by the Sparc result! :)
@article{li2025sparc3d,
title = {Sparc3D: Sparse Representation and Construction for High-Resolution 3D Shapes Modeling},
author = {Li, Zhihao and Wang, Yufei and Zheng, Heliang and Luo, Yihao and Wen, Bihan},
journal = {arXiv preprint arXiv:2505.14521},
year = {2025}
}

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I understood what you were saying, Pilou. :)

I've found myself warming up towards Blender over time, but I've had to try and make the workspace as bright and un-claustrophobic as I can. Like most 3D programs, it's way too dense and mind-bending for any average person to wrap their head around: where very little feels intuitive or natural or even fathomable. I love MoI so much and if there was only a proportional editing element, I would use it exclusively. That being said, Blender is free to download and use so I can't really hate it and its interface too much because, after all, the people that made it have delivered a fine product with little to no financial barriers for the whole world to use.

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