Yes. You can keep a specimen procedural while designing it and convert it to regular Blender geometry when you are ready for further editing, sculpting, export or use in another workflow.

Mineral Forge is designed for Blender 4.2 LTS through Blender 5.2 LTS.

Yes. Mineral Forge includes procedural rock generation and optional host matrices for compatible mineral specimens. Matrix controls allow you to modify properties such as shape, scale, surface detail, fractures and crystal placement.

No. The included mineral materials are provided as editable starting points. You can use the default Mineral Preset, generate without a material, or use your own custom Blender material. Materials can also be edited normally in the Shader Editor.

Yes. Mineral Forge includes seed-based variation and several randomization tools, including Randomize All, Shape, Crystals, Distribution, Matrix, Surface and Material. You can also lock parts of a specimen that you want to preserve.

Yes. Mineral Forge uses a live procedural workflow. Relevant controls remain editable after generation, allowing you to adjust shape, proportions, crystal distribution, matrix properties, surface variation, materials and more directly in the viewport.