EMtools Structure

See also

In the Extended Matrix language manual:

Extended Matrix Framework — Documentation — landing page for the formal notation each EM Tools panel implements. Individual panel pages link directly to the relevant chapters (nodes, connectors, paradata, …).

The addon is divided into several independent panels that can be moved within the Blender sidebar (right side of the 3D Viewport). Panels are grouped into three tab categories — EM, EM Annotator, EM Bridge — following the authoring workflow from data setup to export.

The list below mirrors the order in which the panels appear in Blender.

EM tab — core

EM Annotator tab — spatial authoring

EM Bridge tab — export & integrations

Reference

Keyboard Shortcuts

Experimental

Panels under active development. They appear in Blender only when Enable Experimental Features is on (and where applicable, when Advanced EM mode is enabled). Always work on a backup before using them on production data. Their titles end with (Experimental) so they are easy to spot in the sidebar.