Aeris Arrange Toolkit

AerisHVToolkit - ArrangeA flexible Blender addon for quickly organizing large numbers of objects into clean layouts for asset review, kitbashing, modular workflows, and scene cleanup.AerisHVToolkit - Arrange helps you arrange objects by name groups, fixed counts, single rows, columns, or vertical stacks. It also supports bounding-box-aware spacing, custom layout axes, and quick alignment to the active object.Perfect for artists who often import many meshes into the same scene and need a fast way to turn chaos into a readable layout.Features Arrange By Name RowsGroup objects by base name and arrange them automatically. Grid By CountIgnore object names and arrange objects into groups with a user-defined number of objects per group. Custom Layout AxesFor By Name Rows and Grid By Count, choose: Primary Axis for object flow inside each group Group Axis for how groups are distributed Single Row / Single Column / Single StackQuickly arrange all selected objects in: one horizontal row one vertical column one vertical stack on Z Bounding Box Gap or Fixed SpacingChoose between: simple fixed spacing real bounding-box-aware spacing to reduce overlap Sort Mode Name Size Desc Size Asc Keep Current X/Y for Z StackStack objects vertically while preserving their current X and Y positions. Align to Active Align X to Active Align Y to Active Align Z to Active Flexible Start Position Start X Start Y Start Z Great For organizing imported assets reviewing prop libraries arranging modular building parts quickly laying out kitbash pieces cleaning up crowded scenes comparing asset variations side by side Workflow Examples Arrange modular wall pieces by name group Create a 5-object-per-row review grid Sort assets from largest to smallest for better viewport readability Stack building modules vertically without changing their current X/Y positions Align multiple objects to the active object on X, Y, or Z Notes Designed for mesh objects Works directly inside the 3D View > N Panel Ideal for layout and presentation workflows inside Blender

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