I will update the intro, so things are more clear.
Thanks for the idea.
Is the intro better now?
Hey, i’ve seen a bit about Fluent lately,
Hi @Darknoodles
I have that addon which is quite cool.
Do you know that every-one can add the addons in the list in the first post? It’s a wiki and we all have access. I stopped adding addons to the list myself, because started out to be a day task and didn’t have time anymore for myself.
Ho sorry, haven’t taken the time to read the update 
my bad !
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@anon72338821, see i wasnt the only one 
I think intro is better indeed. But i guess peeps which already posted here wont read the 1st post again. Thats what i did, i scrolled down immediately and pasted the link
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I added internal links to the free/paid/built-in sections for easier navigation. I also think it might time to start breaking down this list into sections for easier navigation?
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@bartv Thanks, that’s handy those sections you made.
I see that the markup code is a bit messed up of the free addons. Are we able to recover that?
Do you have an idea if it is possible to have a search-function and filter options for the Wiki. Is there maybe an addon available with jquery search functions for a table or something similar.
There are request to make categories, but I think that won’t work well. Better is to be able to assign tags and that users can search or filter for tags.
Added Level Builder - a powerful tools help you to speed up the level design process.
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What do you mean? I didn’t touch the list itself, only the header.
I don’t think that exists. The internal discourse search also won’t help as it will just point you to the wiki post, and not a specific location within the post.
Categories could be part of the ‘table of contents’, making it easy to browse and find what you use. Given that search won’t work, I think it’s the way forward.
Could you please explain what exactly links you mean? I’m a little bit confused
Looks like there is a ’ instead of " issue in transformed code
<h2 id="heading–built-in’>
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Hi @kennethlo
Your addon is super! Really amazing. (You can make quickly BIG scenes and don’t run out of memory). UI is great as well. Many thanks!
Immediately I started to make some assets:
Containing walls, flooring, poles, pilars, stones, grids, railings, etc.
It is super to build a big scene and still have loads of ram left. (it doesn’t stop because all got linked/instantiated).
Therefore I didn’t add textures because I leave that to the user. Blender market wanted to see some textures though (just for the purpose it looks better to sell). So I used gumroad which doesn’t ask to much commision and I can keep the price very low.
If you have suggestions let me know.
I really recommend to look at the addon Level Builder.
Not sure though if the community picks up the benefits. (Snapping!, we are all hungry for snapping, not?) I have the impression that a few a are leading and if they say peep or poop, everybody likes it. And the sad thing is that for a year it’s al about the same thing over and over again. For me, I am in for a change in trend now.
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Added Dynamic Context Menu and Import BrushSet (testing) to built in plugins.
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hi @anon72338821
would you please update description for my ‘Point Cloud Visualizer’? it evolved a bit more functionality 
thanks
Point Cloud Visualizer
Display, render and convert to mesh colored point cloud PLY files.
https://github.com/uhlik/bpy
Hi @carbon2,
Thanks and I updated it. Next time, If you go to the first post you can see how you can adjust it yourself. It’s a wiki and every-one has access.
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added: move active object with keyboard in 3d view.
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