About Bend Face

Bend Face operates on selected mesh faces in Blender, highlighting the nearest edge with yellow lines. Left‑mouse dragging rotates the faces around that edge, while right‑mouse dragging moves them along it. Press F to enable Face Normal Mode, which shows the normal direction for rotation or movement. Exact angles or distances can be entered in the Left‑Bottom menu, and the last mouse action can be edited there as well. Continuous mode keeps the tool active until Q or Esc is pressed, though an Addon Preference can make the tool close after a single use. Quick rotation hotkeys (1‑4) apply preset angles (30°, 45°, 60°, 90°) and toggle to negative values on repeated presses. The Rotate Extrude option creates a user‑defined number of edge‑loop copies between the original and transformed faces, facilitating bended meshes. An experimental Sliding Rotation mode (S) slides vertices while rotating a single face.

Features

• Rotate or move selected faces by any edge, with the closest edge shown as yellow lines
• Face Normal Mode (F key) to rotate or move faces along the face normal
• Rotate Extrude option that creates edge-loops between the original and transformed face via a number of copies
• Numeric input for exact angle or distance in the Left-Bottom menu, which can also modify the last action
• Quick rotation hotkeys on number keys 1 to 4 for preset angles, with a repeat press for the negative value
• Continuous mode that stays active until Q or Esc, switchable in Addon Preferences
• Experimental Sliding Rotation (S key) that slides vertices while rotating a single face

Best for

Blender modelers who need precise, viewport‑based control for bending and extruding faces while building curved geometry.