JJ's Toggle Pack (Blender Addons)

some scripts that I made into addons that have been extremely helpful when it comes to making quick and easy changes to my blender scenes. Whats included you ask?

Toggle Display as Bounds:
ever find yourself in the middle of animating and the scene is just crawling because of all the geometry on screen? sure you could hide all that, but thats not really helpful when you're hiding and unhiding objects. And digging for the "Display as" config in the properties panel is a hassel. Forget all that! Select an object, and under the Object tab select "Toggle Display as Bounds" and your mesh will be hidden away. want it back? just repeat and itll come back! Got a Pile of objects needing to be Toggled? No sweat, the button's power knows no bounds, except for displaying as bounds.

Toggle Stereoscopy:
Do you make alot of VR 360 or 180 degree stereo renders? I got an addon for that. made to work with my Camera pack, just select a camera named "VR Camera360" or "VR Camera180" go to the View tab, select "Toggle Stereoscopy" and blender will instantly be configured with stereoscopy enabled with the most optimal settings for the intended projection type. Assuming you've configured your camera correctly or used the camera from my Camera pack, the only thing you need to do now is hit "render". But wait that's not all, gotten sick of the stereoscopy? select any other camera hit the toggle again, and it will toggle back to normal monoscopy.

Split Shapekeys for ARKit:

If you make Vtuber Avatars or models for apple's ARKit, this is the addon you NEED! with this addon, you can make all those pesky left/right ARKit faceposes with just a couple clicks! first make a a pair of vertex groups, labeling which vertexes are left an which are right. then smooth those groups, then, go to the Object tab and click "Split Shapekeys for AR kit and you'll get coresponding left and right shapekeys for every shapekey in your model.

Replace Shrinkwrap Target:

For use with my OAL Hole rig, use it to replace the object you wish to use as the deforming object.