CurveForge is a Bézier curve drawing, editing, optimization, and modeling toolkit for Blender 4.5 and newer. It provides a focused workflow for creating editable paths, refining anchors and handles, and converting curves into geometry.

Getting Started

1. Install the CurveForge ZIP through Edit → Preferences → Get Extensions → Install from Disk.
2. Open the CurveForge tab in the 3D Viewport sidebar.
3. Create a new path, draw directly in the viewport, or import paths through the optional Illustrator Bridge.
4. Edit anchors, handles, corners, radius, tilt, alignment, and distribution.
5. Use the Build Geometry tools to create Sweep, Revolve, Fill, Loft, Curve Surface, and Multi-Hole Surface results.
6. Keep editing the source curves through live previews, then bake the finished result to a regular mesh.

CurveForge includes independent English and Chinese interfaces. The Illustrator Bridge is optional and is not required for using the Blender tools.

For the best results, use clean curves without unintended overlaps or self-intersections. Multi-Hole Surface is currently a Beta feature and works best with clean, planar closed boundaries.