2017年1月25日 · First, make sure Window > Show Status Bar is enabled. 2. Next, ... Blender 3 - Vertex count number display. 3.

For Blender 2.79 and older check the header of the Info Window, above the 3D View to the right by default on the factory screen layout. For Blender 2.8* series check the status bar running along the bottom of every main window towards the right.

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2020年8月31日 · How can I find the polygon and vertices count for all the objects in the scene in Blender 2.9? It used to be on the bottom right corner, but in blender 2.9, its not there. Here is a screenshot. The top screenshot is Blender 2.83, and the bottom one is Blender 2.9. Thanks

2016年8月11日 · It was always a pain for me to explain to other artists why the vertex normal count is more important than just the vertex count. While in Blender you can visually show them, they are hard to track. My own goal was always to have another way to show the total count of them when doing model optimization, and this is where the idea for this addon ...

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2022年9月10日 · How can I show the vertex count for the selected object. The answers I found are for blender 2.X, but are not working for blender v3.

When you enable the addon there is an option to set how many mesh objects are listed (default is 5). The list is sorted by the true vertex count so you can easily see what objects have the vertices. Also large numbers are nicely truncated with k,M,G suffixes to make for easier reading.

2019年1月6日 · In Blender 2.79b, you could see the number of vertices, edges, and faces in your scene on the bar at the top. Is there a way you can access this information in Blender 2.8?

2013年7月29日 · When this code is put to a file, opened in Blender's text area and executed, or installed as an addon (after uncommenting bl_info block), it will insert a new submenu to Add, containing some primitive operators but with different default value upon execution: There might be simpler ways, but this is the only workaround I know.