CurveForge

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CurveForge.

CurveForge

01 / WORKFLOW

 

Start with your ideas.
Keep the curves editable.

 

Import from Illustrator, draw in the viewport or start with a parametric shape.


PARAMETRIC SHAPES

 

Twelve starting points. Make them yours.

 

Start with a familiar shape, adjust its parameters, then make it your own with direct Bézier editing.

 
Line
 

Line

 Arc
 

Arc

 Circle
 

Circle

 Rectangle
 

Rectangle
Rounded rectangle
 

Rounded rectangle

 Polygon
 

Polygon

 Star
 

Star

 Gear
 

Gear
Spiral
 

Spiral

 Helix
 

Helix

 Arrow
 

Arrow

 Wave
 

Wave
 

ILLUSTRATOR BRIDGE

 

From Illustrator to Blender.

 

Send selected Adobe Illustrator paths into Blender as editable Bézier curves, with anchors and handles preserved. Send edits back through the bridge when needed.

 

Ai → BLENDER

 

ILLUSTRATOR BRIDGE

 

VIEWPORT DRAWING

 

Click for a line. Drag for a curve.

 

Draw paths directly in the viewport or on a model surface, then adjust anchors and handles in direct edit mode.

 

VIEWPORT DRAWING

 

FLOATING EDIT PANEL

 

The controls stay beside your curve.

 

Shape anchors, arrange selections and refine corners from one compact floating panel.

 

Anchor types. Symmetric, smooth, corner and free handles.

 

Align & distribute. Six alignment options, plus horizontal and vertical distribution for anchors and paths.

 

Round & chamfer. Adjust corners directly with visual controls.

 

FLOATING EDIT PANEL

 

02 / WORKFLOW

 

Fewer points.
More control.

 

Clean imported or hand-drawn curves before you build.

 

SMART SIMPLIFY

 

Remove points with a tolerance.

 

Reduce redundant anchors within a chosen geometric tolerance while retaining important corners. Check the measured deviation after simplification.

 

SMART SIMPLIFY

 

OPTIMIZE BRUSH

 

Brush over the areas that need work.

 

Reduce anchors locally with an adjustable brush. Keep cleanup focused on the section you choose.

 

OPTIMIZE BRUSH

 

TARGET POINT REBUILD

 

Choose the point count you need.

 

Add points through exact subdivision, or reduce them by fitting the curve. Rebuild the structure for your next modeling step.

 

TARGET POINT REBUILD


03 / WORKFLOW

 

A path is only
the beginning.

 

Six ways to turn curves into form, from profile-driven solids to connected surfaces.

 

01 · SWEEP

 

Let the path lead.

 

Sweep round, custom or multiple profiles along a curve. Adjust scale, twist and path growth as you shape the result.

 

01 · SWEEP

 

02 · REVOLVE

 

One profile. A rotational form.

 

Choose an axis, set the angle and tune subdivisions. Adjust the source profile through a live preview.

 

02 · REVOLVE

 

03 · FILL

 

Build a surface inside the outline.

 

Fill closed boundaries, including quad-fill options for supported shapes.

 

03 · FILL

 

04 · LOFT

 

Connect one section to the next.

 

Create a surface between ordered curves. Tune the section order, interpolation and resolution through a live preview.

 

04 · LOFT

 

05 · CURVE SURFACE

 

Define the edges. Build the surface.

 

Generate patches from four-sided curve boundaries or connected curve networks, with shared boundaries between adjacent patches.

 

05 · CURVE SURFACE

 

06 · MULTI-HOLE SURFACE / BETA

 

Keep the openings. Connect the surface.

 

Build quad-oriented surfaces around closed holes, or bridge separate closed curves. This mode is still being refined.

 

06 · MULTI-HOLE SURFACE / BETA

 

KEEP YOUR IDEAS MOVING

 

Less repetition.
More room to create.

 

Bring your paths, refine the details and explore new forms — in one focused Blender workflow.

 

Reuse the artwork you already have. Keep curve editing close to the design. Spend more time shaping the result.

 

FROM THE FIRST POINT TO THE FINAL FORM.

 

CurveForge.

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Details
Blender Extension Compatible Yes
Dev Fund Contributor
Published about 2 hours ago
Blender Version 4.2 - 5.2
Extension Type Add-on
Render Engine Used Arnold, Blender-Internal, Blender-Game-Engine, Cycles, Eevee, Freestyle, Luxrender, Mental-Ray, Octane, Vray, Yafaray
License GPL

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