Equip a MakeHuman character in Blender with one MHCLO mesh asset, such as a garment, body part, or proxy, by specifying the required object_type; rig first so garments attach correctly.
GPL 3.0
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- Search installed MakeHuman assets in Blender by subdirectory, name keyword or asset pack. Lists garments, hair, skins and poses without adding them to the scene.GPL 3.0
- List available RHEL distributions, returning the current minor version for each major release, so you can pick a valid image target.Apache 2.0
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- Export a KVM VM to a portable tar.gz, sanitizing sensitive data with classic, exam, or custom modes. Includes pre/post export integrity checks.MIT
- Lists all available tools and their descriptions, enabling you to identify the right action for managing KVM/libvirt virtual machines and Borg/Timeshift backups.MIT
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- Run shell commands in a virtual machine over SSH to administer or modify its system, with optional sudo and output capture for controlled, potentially destructive operations.MITDestructive
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