Blender Collection Tutorial

1. Browse and Select a Collection

Navigate through the available collections on Blender Collection. Each one groups several compatible add-ons. Click on the one you want to download.

2. Download the Add-on Pack

On the collection page, click on the Download button to get a .zip file containing all the add-ons.

3. Extract the Add-ons

Locate the downloaded .zip file in your file explorer, right-click on it and select Extract Here (or Extract All). This will create a folder containing all the add-ons individually.

4. Install Add-ons in Blender

Open Blender, go to Edit → Preferences → Add-ons and click Install from Disk. Select all the extracted add-ons, confirm, and Blender will install them automatically.

1. Create an Account

To start creating your own collections, you first need to create an account. It allows you to save, edit, and share your collections with the community.

2. Access the “Create Collection” Page

Once logged in, click on the Create Collection button in the navigation bar to open the creation form.

3. Add Add-ons to Your Collection

In the creation form, add your favorite add-ons one by one by pasting their links from Blender Extensions. You can reorder or remove them at any time before saving.

4. Edit Your Collection

After saving, you can view your collection’s page. From there, you can edit its name, description, or add/remove extensions directly. Changes are saved instantly.

1. Why Contribute?

Blender Collection is an open-source project built by and for the Blender community. Whether you're a developer, designer, or technical artist, your help can improve the platform, expand the features, or enhance the user experience.

Contributions can include bug fixes, new features, documentation improvements, or even translations. Every pull request counts.

2. Getting Started

The project is hosted on GitHub at: github.com/CharlesLindecker/Blender-Collection

To get started, clone the repository and install the dependencies:

                
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            git clone https://github.com/LINDECKER-Charles/BlenderAdd-OnListe.git
            cd app_blenderCollection
            git checkout dev
            composer install
                
            

You can then run the local development server with:

                
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            docker compose up
            docker compose exec app composer install
            docker compose exec app php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate
            docker compose exec app php bin/console messenger:consume async -vv
                
            

3. Making a Contribution

Once your environment is ready, create a new branch describing your modification:

                
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            git checkout -b feature/add-new-filter
                
            

When your changes are complete, push your branch and open a Pull Request on GitHub. Please describe what your PR does and link it to an issue if possible.

Don’t hesitate to discuss your ideas in the Issues section .

4. Guidelines & Best Practices

• Follow PSR-12 coding standards for PHP and use clean, readable commits.
• For front-end changes, respect the existing Tailwind theme and design tokens.
• Keep commits small and atomic — one change per commit.
• If you add or change features, update the documentation accordingly.

Every contribution helps the project grow. Thank you for your time, your ideas, and your energy 💜