Manual or automatic
Pick the FBX folder and the Unreal folder yourself, or let Q-Library set them up next to your .blend.
Founder price · US$79 · one-time paymentYour ArchViz scene,
Your ArchViz scene,
ready in Blender.
Q-Library is a Blender add-on that brings over 170 ArchViz assets and tools into the Asset Browser: skies, terrain, streets, buildings, interiors, materials and human scale. And now, with version 0.17, it sends your scene to Unreal Engine with one button.
Asset Browser · Q-Library
Categories
- 01Lighting
- 02Terrain
- 03Streets and roads
- 04Vegetation and landscape
- 05Street furniture
- 06Context architecture
- 07Architecture
- 08Interiors
- 09Materials
- 10Editable parts
New in version 0.17From Blender to Unreal,
From Blender to Unreal,
with one button.
Build your scene in Blender and send it to Unreal Engine with Ctrl+Alt+U. If you move something and send it again, Unreal follows: Blender leads.
Choose
Objects or whole collections, from the Q-Library panel.
Send
Ctrl+Alt+U: one FBX per mesh plus a scene manifest.
Import
The “Q-Library for Unreal” plugin imports only what changed.
No duplicates
It creates or updates the actors in place, with no copies.
Repeat
Move it in Blender, send again and Unreal updates.
Nanite, collision and materials
Per mesh: Nanite, collision (box, capsule, sphere, convex or your own with UCX_) and materials from your master material.
Team-ready
It keeps Blender’s normals and works with Perforce: it tells you which files to Check Out.
Also in 0.17More bridges and
More bridges and
new tools.
Blender ↔ 3ds Max
Two-way bridge with 3ds Max: send and bring back, replace by name, textures included and a Live mode.
Google 3D Tiles
Bring the real city around your project with your own Google key. It grows in a circle as you watch it appear.
Texture Atlas
Merges all the materials of a mesh into one, with a single texture and no quality loss.
Revamped scene tools
Camera from the cursor or the view, straight verticals, 16:9, 4K, 9:16 and 1:1 formats, clay mode and a sky with sun.
Preferences
Shortcuts, defaults, master material and keys in one place, just like Q-Splats.
How it is organizedIn the order
In the order
a scene is built.
Ten categories, from light to detail. Start at the top and work down: when you reach the end, the scene is complete.
Lighting
Day, sunset and night skies, HDRI and studio light.
Terrain
Terrain with hills, platforms and streets that sit on it by themselves.
Streets and roads
Streets you draw with clicks, highways, bridges and parking lots.
Vegetation and landscape
Trees and rocks to complete the surroundings.
Street furniture
Cars, street furniture, signs, lighting and bus stops.
Context architecture
Modular buildings and Q-Maps: windows with interiors.
Architecture
Openings, stairs, railings, profiles and moldings.
Interiors
Living room, bedroom, kitchen, storage and lighting, with adjustable sizes.
Materials
Construction, metals and glass, floors and exteriors.
Editable parts
Modules, profiles and nodes to build your own variants.
Tools includedNot just models:
Not just models:
tools that build.
Streets with clicks
Draw streets, avenues, highways, bridges or railways by clicking in the viewport. Intersections build themselves.
Terrain
Hills and mountains with flat platforms for your buildings; streets sit on the terrain.
Modular building
Draw the footprint and get an office or residential building, with ground floor, typical floors and top floor.
Q-Maps
Windows with 3D interiors (hotel, living room, office and gym), with different lights, curtains and blinds in every window.
Parametric interiors
Kitchen, bed, table, shelving and more, with sizes you adjust from the modifier.
ArchViz scene ready
One panel button sets up camera, sky and render settings so you can start in seconds.
Installation
Five steps and you’re working.
Download
From My assets, in English or Spanish.
Install
Drag the .zip onto Blender and click Install.
Open
In the Asset Browser, choose the Quadremy library.
Drag
Bring the assets into your scene; edit them from the modifier.
Update
Each new version installs on top, without losing anything.
FoundersBuy today and the library
Buy today and the library
keeps growing.
Yours forever
- The 170+ assets available today
- Everything added during its first year
- Commercial use of your renders, animations and walkthroughs
Good to know
- Version 0.17: the library is in development and may change
- Tested in Blender 4.5, 5.0 and 5.2 (requires 4.2 or later)
- Q-Maps Volume renders in Eevee, and in Cycles from Blender 5.2
FAQ
What you should know.
Is it an add-on or an asset pack?
Both: it installs as a Blender add-on and brings the assets organized inside the Asset Browser, along with a panel of tools.
Does it include what’s sold separately in the catalog?
It includes the Blender assets in the catalog marked “or in the Library”. Stack Tower, Q-Maps Pack for Unreal and the Q-Splats and Q-Maps Creator add-ons are sold separately.
Do I need Unreal Engine or 3ds Max?
No. Q-Library works on its own in Blender. The Unreal Engine and 3ds Max bridges are optional: use them if you work with those programs.
Does Google 3D Tiles cost anything?
Q-Library doesn’t include any Google data: you use your own Google key and accept Google’s terms. Usage of that key is billed by Google, according to your account.
What does founder price mean?
You pay once and everything added to the Q-Library during its first year is yours forever, including that year’s new versions.
Can I use it for client work?
Yes. You can use everything you make with it commercially. You cannot resell or share the files. One license per person.
What language is it in?
There is an English edition and a Spanish one. Install the one you prefer.
Is there a guarantee?
Yes, 7 days from purchase. For questions, write to [email protected].
Founder price
Get the Q-Library for US$79.
One-time payment. Download the library instantly from your Quadremy account, in English or Spanish. 7-day guarantee.
- Over 170 assets and tools
- Bridge to Unreal Engine and 3ds Max
- Everything added during its first year
- Commercial use
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