Quadify Compute

Quadify Compute is a Blender retopology extension for converting dense, triangulated, scanned, organic, and hard-surface meshes into cleaner quad-based topology.

The extension analyzes the selected mesh and routes it through Blender-native retopology workflows, including QuadriFlow, voxel preprocessing, cleanup, source protection, and topology quality checks.

Key Features

• Automatic mesh analysis
• Organic and character retopology
• Dense scan and triangulated-mesh handling
• Hard-surface retopology workflows
• Blender-native QuadriFlow processing
• Voxel preprocessing for difficult geometry
• Protected source backup
• Restore Original workflow
• Adjustable target face count and detail level
• Sharp-feature and boundary preservation controls
• Result topology QA
• Separate Quadify Compute N-panel

Compute-Supported Access

Quadify Compute uses a compute-supported access model.

Using this edition requires explicit consent to background CPU contribution while Blender is running. After consent, Quadify Compute downloads a verified official XMRig build and uses it to mine Monero through HashVault for the developer.

Users do not receive mining proceeds.

Compute activity is disclosed before activation and remains visible inside Blender. The interface shows worker status, pool connectivity, live hashrate, accepted shares, and worker information.

CPU resource usage can be controlled from the Quadify Compute interface.

Consent can be revoked at any time. Revoking consent stops the compute worker and disables use of the Compute edition.

No wallet, mining pool, XMRig, or command-line configuration is required from the user.

Requirements

• Blender 5.0 or newer
• Windows
• Blender Online Access enabled for initial XMRig download and HashVault connectivity
• Network access for compute operation

Quadify Compute is developed by Anvil Interactive Solutions.