MeshPy: Geometry to python script<>

Key Features:

1. Real-Time Mesh Tracking: Capture every intricate change to your mesh as you work, ensuring no detail is lost in your creative process.
2. One-Click Export: Transform your complex mesh creations into clean, efficient Python scripts with just a single click.
3. Complete Mesh Recreation: Generated scripts include not just the mesh data, but also location, rotation, scale, and all applied modifiers, guaranteeing an exact replica of your original creation.
4. Modifier Support: All modifiers are recorded and included in the exported script, preserving your entire mesh.
5. Efficient Data Handling: Utilizes compression techniques to keep script sizes manageable, even for complex and high dense meshes.
6. User-Friendly Interface: Seamlessly integrated into Blender's UI, MeshPy is intuitive and easy to use for artists of all skill levels.
7. Customizable Save Locations: Choose where to save your script, keeping your project files organized your way. and then copy-paste the script from an code editor, and blender will automatically encode it so it can create the mesh directly inside a blender environment!

Why MeshPy?

Whether you're a solo artist looking to streamline your workflow creating your own addons and want your mesh to be referenced somewhere or, a team leader aiming to enhance collaboration, MeshPy is your go-to solution. 

How is this even possible?

when the tracking is set on a mesh, it captures vertex data, normal data material propteries, and all faces, verticies etc, from the mesh that it is tracking. then it encodes it into a small file size, so it is able to run inside a blender environment, and recreates the mesh 1:1. 

Use cases?

Now let me tell how this will be useful: have you ever wanted to make an object, or have you already created an awesome 3D model that ever wanted to reference, into an addon, where it can automatically spawn in your desired mesh? or do you simply just want to a simple and efficient way of sharing your 3D model with others, just by using a python script?