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Installation

Blaze Puppeteer is distributed as a standard Blender extension. This guide covers the initial installation and configuration process for a professional production environment.


Follow these simple steps to get Blaze Puppeteer into Blender.

  1. The fastest way to install Blaze Puppeteer in Blender 4.2+ is to drag the download link directly into your Blender viewport.

    • Try it now: Drag this link Blaze_Puppeteer.zip into your Blender 3D Viewport.
    • Blender will detect the file and ask if you want to install it.
  2. If you prefer the traditional way:

    • Go to your Orders Page.
    • Find your Blaze Puppeteer order and click Go to Downloads to get the latest Blaze_Puppeteer.zip.
  3. Open Blender and go to:

    EditPreferences

    • On the left sidebar, click the Get Extensions tab.
    • Click the arrow icon (⌄) in the top right corner.
    • Select Install from Disk… from the menu.
    • Find and select your Blaze_Puppeteer.zip file.
    • Once installed, search for Blaze in the search bar.
    • Make sure the tool is enabled.
    • It is now ready to use.

[UI: Blender Add-on Preference Panel with Blaze Puppeteer Enabled]


We recommend checking for updates regularly for the best performance.

  1. Remove: Go to PreferencesGet Extensions. Search for Blaze Puppeteer and click Remove.
  2. Restart: Restart Blender to clear out the old files.
  3. Install New: Install the new version following the Installation Steps above.

You can choose where the Blaze Puppeteer tools appear in the Add-on Preferences.

  • Sidebar (N-Panel): Places a ‘Blaze’ tab in the 3D Viewport (common for animation).
  • Properties Editor: Puts the tools inside the Data tab (Green Character icon) when an armature is present in the scene.
  • Both: Shows it in both places so it’s always easy to find.

[UI: Add-on Preference settings for UI Location]