Administrar extensiones#

The Get Extensions section lets you install and manage extensions preferences.

../../_images/editors_preferences_section_extensions.png — Blender Preferences Extensions section.#

Ver también

To learn about extensions and how to create them, refer to the Extensions page.

Instalación de extensiones#

There are different ways to install an extension:

Instalación desde el sitio web: Arrastrar la URL de instalación hacia Blender.
Instalación desde Blender: Search for the extension name and click on Install.
Install from Disk: Use the drop-down menu in the top right, or drag-and-drop an extension .zip package into Blender.

Nota

Any installed extension can be removed. This is a permanent change, though. To stop an extension temporarily, it is better to Disable it instead.

Actualización de extensiones#

You need to manually check for available updates. Once an update is found, Blender will let you update any of the available extensions.

The current available version of an extension on the repository will always be considered the latest version.

Habilitar/Deshabilitar#

Once an extension is installed it can be disabled (or re-enabled) as part of the user preferences. Some extension types do not support this, and will always be shown as enabled.

Truco

If the Add-on does not activate when enabled, check the Console window for any errors that may have occurred.

Opciones de extensiones#

Visitar la plataforma de extensiones: Abrirá extensions.blender.org <https://extensions.blender.org/> en un navegador web.

Refrescar remoto: Manually check the online repositories for available updates.

Refresh Local: Scan extension & legacy add-ons for changes to modules & meta-data (similar to restarting). Any issues are reported as warnings

Instalar actualizaciones disponibles: Update all the extensions that have an update available.

Install from Disk

Install an extension from a .zip package. This is installed to a Local Repository and no updates will be available.

This can also be used to install legacy Add-ons, for more information see: Installing Legacy Add-ons.

Filtrar por tipo#

O sólo mostrar extensiones de un único tipo:

Complementos:: Sólo mostrará complementos.
Temas:: Sólo mostrará temas.

Repositorios#

By default Blender has a Remote Repository pointing towards the Official Blender Extensions Platform and two Local Repositories.

In the cases where more repositories are needed (e.g., to access third party extension platforms), new repositories can be added.

../../_images/editor_preferences_section_extensions_repositories.png — Repositorios.#

To add new repositories click on the + icon:

Agregar repositorio remoto: Add a repository from a URL.
Agregar repositorio local: Add a repository which will be managed by the user (to be used with Install from Disk).

To remove repositories click on the - icon:

Eliminar repositorio: Eliminará un repositorio de extensiones.
Eliminar repositorio y archivos: Remove a repository and delete all associated files when removing.

These changes are permanent and cannot be reversed.

Repositorio remoto#

Remote repository with support for listing and updating extensions.

Opciones:

Comprobar actualizaciones al inicio: Allows Blender to check for updates upon launch. When updates are available a notification will be visible on the status bar.
Ficha de acceso: Personal access token, may be required by some repositories.

Repositorio local#

A repository managed manually by the users.

There are two types of local repositories. By default new local repositories are added as User repositories. This is what you want most of the time.

After creating a repository they can be changed in the Advanced options to have a source System. These repositories are intended to bundle extensions with Blender, to make it portable.