Asher’s Toolbox (ATB) is an add-on that reorganizes and enhances existing Blender features to accelerate common tasks. It’s designed to improve efficiency without enforcing a specific workflow or overburdening the user’s keymap.
Key features:
Main Interfaces: ATB primarily consists of interfaces that users interact with, including panels and keymaps.
Overlays Panel in Sidebar: A remix of the shading and overlay popovers in the viewport header, with additional object display and theme settings. It’s optimized for narrow column widths, ideal for quickly toggling overlays.
Fast Panel in Keymap: Acts as a compact hub for object display settings, useful for managing Boolean cutters, geometry data overlays, and x-ray shading. It includes tabs for future features.
Meta Panel in Viewport Header: Offers a balance between the overlays panel and the fast panel. It provides access to transform settings, a camera manager, viewport shading, and active object properties. The camera manager and active object panel are feature-rich, with options for camera settings and keying, and properties for meshes, curves, lights, probes, etc.
Viewport Gizmos: Adds various gizmos with associated pie menus and operators. These range from straightforward tools like the symmetry gizmo for mesh symmetrization to more complex ones like the tablet gizmo.