The fastest, easiest way to create your own custom pies, menus, and shortcuts.
Bind any blender action to a hotkey, or custom menu in 2 clicks.
Just Hover a tool and press MMB, then select the menu slot you want it on, and done.
You can set a entire custom pie in literally 10~ seconds.
Create shortcuts for settings you can't in vanilla blender. Drop-downs, file paths, slider values, colors, etc.
* Note about 95% of things are currently supported to bind as it's only the first release, everything is planned to be supported in future updates and you can message me if there is something you need but appears unsupported to figure out how to get it setup despite that. With that said, the vast majority of blender's functionality is supported. Only Blender 5.1 is fully tested to be working. Likely works with versions below but not tested. Only Windows has been tested. Should work for Mac and Linux, but please contact me if there are any issues.
A WHOLE NEW WORKFLOW. Add and discard menu items as you need right in the middle of working, it's that fast. No need to spend ages setting everything up ahead of time.
Bind Blender or Add-on panels/menus to your shortcuts.
* Note this is an experimental/early access feature, expect some bugs for now.
Resting(Modifier) keys
Select a main key to function as a modifier. I'm Using 'S' in the video below. Then you can hold it and press other keys(shown on the bottom left in the viewport) to execute their modified functions. This lets you not only repeat commands by clicking multiple times, as long as the main key is still held, but also lets you have so many more shortcuts total. They are immediate to execute, as the secondary keys are the ones that your fingers rest on. Hence the name, resting keys.
Standard Menu Support
Standard Menus are supported too, with built in assistance for setting up accelerator keys.
Accelerator keys are shortcut sequences to trigger tools on menus. EG. W > D > A to trigger a specific menu tool, with W being the one that opens the menu, D selecting the submenu, and A triggering a tool on it by it's name.
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Summon took a lot of effort to develop and also needs updates to support new blender features as blender gets updated, so all support is appreciated. By purchasing the addon via Blendermarket/Superhive you support development, receive additional early experimental builds, and get priority customer support. It also supports blender as well via the dev fund.
Currently, I have no plans to implement the new payment model Superhive offers, in the interest of the consumer. However I am in support of the idea overall as add-ons constantly need work done to keep them compatible with new blender versions which spans far beyond a users single time payment. I will only resort to that plan if there is truly no other way to sustain future development and it comes to either that, or the addon becoming unavailable.
