anim_final_v2.blend — the one we actually open
A directory of Blender add-ons, asset packs, and AI 3D tools. Current price, regular price, whether it is actually on sale, and whether it survives the Blender version you have open.
The filename is a joke. The prices, once this leaves sample mode, are not.
Example AI tool. Image-to-mesh, a made-up monthly price, and no test from this desk.
$20.00/mo
Paid placements will wear the Sponsored label. This one is a sample of that label, not a paid placement. Affiliate status will not change a compatibility row or a Pipeline Fit score.
Example asset pack. Twelve hallways. None of them can be downloaded.
$52.00$89.00−42%
4.24.55.05.15.2
Example add-on. Throws out half your keys and calls the graph simpler.
$24.00$40.00−40%
4.24.55.05.15.2
Example add-on. Cleans boolean scars on hard-surface meshes. The discount is fictional.
$36.00$48.00−25%
4.24.55.05.15.2
A row is written to history only when the price changes. A flat line is allowed to be a flat line.
Each Blender release gets its own status. “It worked on 4.2” is not a promise about 5.2.
Watch a tool and the daily job batches sale alerts. This build stores that only after Supabase is connected.
A sample Tool Drop. Formwright is a fictional AI tool, and the Pipeline Fit score is deliberately blank.
A sample Monday Brief. The items are fictional, labeled as examples, and exist to show the format.
A sample Workflow Wednesday. The steps describe an in-house add-on that has not been built.
Example posting. A fictional studio looking for a character animator who can work in Blender. The apply link does not go to a hiring manager.
Example posting. Pipeline TD for a show that does not exist. Later, rows like this will come from a studio ATS feed, with a short summary and a link out.
Example posting. On-site layout. The company name is a filename joke, not a studio you can call.