Cables that hang like cables.

Conduit is a cable dressing add-on for Blender. Click ready-made cable runs onto any wall, or hang, fan, drop and draw your own, with real slack, real hardware and one click to a game-ready mesh.

Setups: click a cable run onto the wall
Pick a setup and click a surface. The run lands square to that wall: a single cable, a trio with clamps, a pipe, a power line, a mixed bundle or a full harness. Extend it left, right, up or down, even onto the next wall. Every turn gets a proper elbow, and a bundle stays parallel through it.

Four modes

• Hang: a catenary between two or more anchors, with slack. Drag an anchor and the cable follows, live.
• Fan: one hub to many targets. Click a face and targets scatter across it.
• Drop: cable coming down from a ceiling point and piling on the floor.
• Draw: drag across any surface and the cable follows it, climbing over other cables instead of running through them.

29 cable profiles
Power cable to fire hose, coiled cord to flex duct, and seven kinds of wire harness, from a tidy network rack to a rat’s nest. Every preset is a starting point: change anything, save it, and load it in any file.

Ends, fittings and clamps
Strip, fray or heat-shrink the ends. Add a gland, plug, lug, ferrule or grommet, or any object of your own. A built-in saddle clamp holds runs to the wall.

Bake to a game-ready mesh
Finalize bakes any layer to one mesh with world-length UVs, so every cable has the same texel density. The curves stay hidden, not deleted, so you can change anything and bake again.

Also in 1.1

• Copy setups between files and they stay live, ready to edit.
• Swap the look of a whole run, or of one cable in it.
• Hide, solo and find any setup from its list.

Requirements: Blender 4.5 LTS or newer. Tested on 4.5 and 5.2.
License: GPL-3.0.
Support: github.com/AlbertoCGArt/Conduit/issues