Filter Data by Their Properties
Filter feature provides hundreds of filters and millions of possible combinations you can apply to Blender data. Filter either by built-in Blender data properties or use custom crafted filters with unique behaviors.
Built-In Properties
Filter by many Blender data properties you can find in vanilla Blender property panels.
Custom Properties
Filter by custom made properties that are not available on vanilla Blender data.
See What Data Is Used By What Other Data
In the example below, we can see only those meshes which use the Gold material, and only those objects which use those meshes, and so on up the list stack.
Execute Operations on Filtered Data
Batch execute hundreds of operations for each of the dozens of data types, be it Object, Mesh, UV Map, Custom Property, Driver Variable, F-Curve, or other.
Built-In Property Operations
Change almost any built-in property of any Blender data type.
Custom Operations
Execute unique operations custom-made for different data type.
Inspect detailed reports
Operation reports provide exhaustive information about what effect an executed operation had on each data item, indicating whether the operation succeeded, succeeded but with certain limitations, or failed.
Rename Anything
Mold the name of any Data Type to fit your own preference. Either use the simple name matching, or use regular expressions to pinpoint the exact parts to replace with a static text, or a dynamic Blender data value determined by its relative or absolute RNA path.
Replace
Replace the old name with a new one either using simple name matching or regular expression matching.
Numerate
Add a number or a letter to the name based on item's order in the list. Add it as a prefix, as a suffix, or in any place of the name by utilizing the regular expression mode.
Change Case
Change the naming style convention of most supported Data Types to match your own. Never have mismatching name styles in your workflow.
Link to Collection
Link objects to any collection either in the currently active scene, in all scenes of the Blend file, or in your preferred choice of Scenes, based on their data.
Quick Select in the Viewport
Quickly select in the active view layer those objects which use, or are part of, a selected Data Type.
Rearrange UV layers, Modifiers, and Constraints
Move UV layers, Modifiers, or Constraints up, down, or to a position at an index on any number of meshes all at once.
Add New Data
Batch add data, such as Asset Tags, Custom Properties, Material Slots, UV Maps, Vertex Groups, to multiple objects all at once.
And many more...
This only scratches the surface of what is currently possible with PACKED Data Manager and what will be possible in the future releases.
And this is not all...
Not only do you get a feature-packed add-on, but also the following perks:
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Extensive Online Documentation
Read in-depth descriptions and explanations about every feature in the online documentation.
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Free Future Updates
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Free Product Support
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Community Discussions
A public forum to discuss all things PACKED Data Manager! Do you experience an issue or want to report a bug? Do you need a new feature? Create bug and issue reports, propose new features and improvements to current features, or simply ask and discuss anything at GitHub discussions.