Yes. Collection Instance creation is supported and the created instance is placed in the pinned Creation Collection when the placement is valid. If the requested placement would create an invalid Collection dependency cycle, the operation is blocked rather than silently changing the result.

Creation Collection Pin supports a broad range of standard Blender Add operations, including: - Mesh primitives - Curves and Surfaces - Metaballs - Empty types - Text - Point Cloud - Camera - Speaker - Lights and Light Probes - Force Fields - Armature - Lattice - Grease Pencil presets - Collection Instances - Other supported standard Add entries Some workflows intentionally remain native, including file imports, Asset Browser placement, drag-and-drop, Edit Mode geometry creation, and compound tools that also modify existing objects.

No. Creation Collection Pin routes supported newly created objects. It does not reorganize or move existing scene objects automatically.

Creation Collection Pin has been tested with: - Blender 4.5.13 LTS - Blender 5.0.1 - Blender 5.1.2 - Blender 5.2.1 LTS

No. Creation Collection Pin focuses on supported standard object creation paths where routing can remain safe and predictable. File imports, Asset Browser placement, external drag-and-drop, Edit Mode geometry creation, and some compound tools remain Blender-native.

No. Shift+D and Alt+D keep Blender's native duplication behavior and are not redirected to the pinned Collection.

Blender immediately returns to its normal behavior. New objects are created according to Blender's standard Active Collection workflow.