It only acts once per SFM session. Later workshop removal windows still work normally.

Version: 1.0.1 · Updated: 11 Sept 2026 · Public Domain (CC0) · Github

Right-click a model, choose Rig > Bring Near…, then select which lights to move and where they should go.

Placements Include: Key, Fill, Backlight, Rim, Hair, Floor, Eye, Background, Nearby Only.

Auto-naming: name a light Key, Fill, Backlight, Rim, Hair, Eye, Floor, or Background, and Bring Near suggests that placement automatically. You can change any placement before moving.

Flip Key / Fill / Rim sides instantly mirrors those three lights to the opposite side of the model.

The tool does not create lights or automate final lighting. It simply moves your scene’s existing lights into consistent starting arrangement so you can fine-tune the shot normally.

Features

• Works with characters and props
• Moves only the lights you select
• Keeps unsafe locked/parented lights from being moved
• Eye Light places a selected light close to the model’s eyes and points it at them
• Nearby Only moves a light beside the model without changing its direction
• Supports Undo with Ctrl+Z

Version: 1.0.2 · Updated: 20 Sept 2026 · Public Domain (CC0)

Release History

Version 1.0.2 — 20 Sept 2026

• Added support for SFM Light Kits.
• Light Kits now move as one complete setup centered on the model.

Version 1.0.1 — 12 Sept 2026

• UI polish and spacing improvements.

Version 1.0.0 — 11 Sept 2026

• Initial release

Select the models you want to move. Then right-click the model or camera you want to use as the fixed point and choose Rig > SFM_Bring_Near_Props.

Placement: choose whether the models move In Front, Behind, Left, or Right of the fixed point.

Layouts: arrange models in a Row or Grid, with Front / Back, Left / Right, or Up / Down layout directions.

Distances: control how far the group sits from the fixed point and how much space sits between models. Distances are measured from model root transforms.

Reorder models with the up/down controls to change their position in the Row or Grid.

The tool moves model positions only. Rotation, scale, and existing parenting are preserved. If a model is already animated, Bring Near keeps its existing motion and moves the whole animation with it.

Features

• Works with character models and cameras
• Row and Grid arrangements
• In Front, Behind, Left, and Right placement
• Adjustable distance from the fixed point and spacing between models
• Reorder models before placement
• Supports Undo with Ctrl+Z

Version: 1.0.1 · Updated: 17 Sept 2026 · Public Domain (CC0)

Release History

Version 1.0.1 — 17 Sept 2026

• Added separate Columns and Rows controls for choosing the Grid plane.

Version 1.0.0 — 17 Sept 2026

• Initial release

Scanner can also compare two models and report structural differences in bones, hierarchy, flex controls, materials, skins, and other supported model data.

Results can be exported as TXT or TSV, or as a structured SQLite database across thousands of models for use in other tools and analysis. The database includes per-model data such as bone hierarchies, control relationships, attachments, and transforms.

Scanner is read-only and does not modify models or Master files.

Version: 1.0.2 · Updated: 09 Sept 2026 · 12 MB · Public Domain (CC0) · Github

Select a model, and Package Builder finds its related files and materials automatically. Rename the model in the ZIP without touching your originals, add release notes, generate a README, include extras like rigs or documentation, and preview the package before building it.

Save your setup as a project. Package Builder keeps your release settings but always uses the current files on disk. Reopen a project for a new release, update the version and notes, and build a fresh ZIP.

What It Solves

Releasing an SFM model means finding the right files, rebuilding the folder structure, and updating the README every time. Package Builder does that work once, then reuses it for every release after.

Version: 1.0.4 · Updated: 22 Aug 2026 · 51 MB · Public Domain (CC0) · Github