Pie Menu Editor

Allows to create nested pie menus with 8+ buttons.

Regular Menu Editor

Allows to create multi-column menus which can be called by using the assigned hotkey or used as a sub-menu.

Pop-up Dialog Editor

Allows to create a layout of widgets that can be displayed in pie menus, dialogs, panels or toolbars.

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Sticky Key Editor

Allows to assign on-press and on-release commands to the hotkey, which can be used to temporarily activate some tool or mode.

Stack Key Editor

Allows to stack commands and cycle between them using the assigned hotkey.

Side Panel Editor

Allows to create a group of panels and add it to the new or existing category (tab).

Hiding Unused Panels

The editor allows to hide a group of panels.

Macro Operator Editor

Allows to create new tools using existing Blender tools without coding.

Modal Operator Editor

Allows to create interactive tools.

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Property Editor

Allows to create custom properties (widgets).

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RMB Context Menu

1. RMB on some widget
2. Pie Menu Editor » Add as Button
3. Select the slot for the widget

Some widgets don't support this method.

Last Action

1. Do some action in Blender
2. Ctrl⇧ ShiftAccent grave
3. Select the slot for the last action.

Some actions don't support this method.

Info Area

1. Select some actions in Info area
2. Ctrl⇧ ShiftAccent grave
3. Select the slot for the selected actions.

Editor

Using Slot Editor you can add almost any widget to the menu.

Keymaps

To override default hotkey you need to use it's keymap. To find the keymap and the action assigned to the default hotkey you can press + button.

Use Screen Editing keymap to override all existing hotkeys. Be careful with LMB hotkey, though. You don't want to override click feature.

Hotkey Mode

Modifiers

Any modifier is any combination of Ctrl, Shift, Alt and OSKey modifiers. It can be used to create context sensitive tools.

print("Ctrl is pressed" if E.ctrl else "Ctrl isn't pressed")

The addon allows you to use mouse buttons as a hotkey modifier. In other words you can use LMB RMB , MMB ⇆ Tab hotkeys.

Command

Python code that will be executed when the user clicks the button.

print("Hello World!")

Property

Path to the object's property which will be displayed as a widget.

bpy.context.object.name

Menu

Open/execute the menu, popup or operator when the user clicks the button. Or draw a popup dialog inside the current popup dialog or pie menu.

Hotkey

Blender's hotkey that will be used to find and execute an operator assigned to it when the user clicks the button.

Custom

Python code that will be used to draw custom layout of widgets.

L.box().label(text, icon=icon, icon_value=icon_value)