Storm Atmosphere
Coordinate overhead clouds, mist and a darkened sky.
SYNKIT / Blender add-on / Beta
Build atmosphere, lighting, materials, cameras and VFX with 107 editable setups and 12 recipes. SYNKIT 0.12.0 Beta is available for $10 once, with free future updates.
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01 / Inside the toolkit
A selection from the library. Explore categories here, then use search, favorites and recent setups inside Blender.
Coordinate overhead clouds, mist and a darkened sky.
Build a low layer of atmospheric haze.
Shape clouds with native wind and evolution.
Combine absorption, scattering and suspended matter.
The full library also includes weather, compositing, VFX integration and production tools. Setup requirements and performance guidance are shown before creation.
Made in Blender / SYNKIT development studies
Development demonstrations with SYNKIT materials, lighting and atmosphere. Scene models and composition were authored separately; the add-on provides the editable effects.

Wet timber and coastal mist at the last crossing.

Clay surfaces, fine dust and soft morning atmosphere.

Snow coverage and buildup around a warm mountain refuge.

Moss, weathered surfaces and reflective puddles.

Snow coverage and layered winter atmosphere.

Procedural sand, surface variation and desert haze.
SYNKIT 0.12 / Before & after
Move each slider to see what SYNKIT adds. Use Before and After for a full view, or focus the slider and use the arrow keys.


Timber & worn paint
Directional oak grain on the stool, walnut on the spare board, and worn blue enamel on the toolbox.


Asphalt, concrete & paint
Fine road aggregate, interrupted cracks, concrete curbs and weathered safety bollards.


Frost, ice & walnut
A chilled bottle and clear ice on a walnut display base, with varied frost and surface reflections.
Rendered in Blender Cycles with identical geometry, lighting and cameras in each pair. Objects were modeled separately; SYNKIT supplies the procedural surface effects. Relief uses shader bump. Results vary with geometry and settings.
Surface studies / SYNKIT 0.11
Explore procedural finishes, natural surfaces and material blends, rendered in Blender with SYNKIT. Adjust color, texture, wear and wetness to make each starting point your own.
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Exposed metal, mottled oxidation and fine pitting.

Copper tones beneath varied green patina.

Paint coverage, exposed metal and adjustable wear.

Clear patches, frosted texture and varied roughness.

Directional fibers and weathered color variation.

Fine aggregate, surface variation and procedural fissures.

Soft snow texture with fine granular detail.

A smoother, compacted snow finish.

Flowing ripples and fine grains.

Darker sand with patchy wet reflections.

Rock and moss blended with editable masks.

Earth tones, fine detail and patchy moisture.

Rusted material paired with Strip Softboxes.

Frost / ice paired with the Ring Light Rig.
Development previews rendered in Cycles. Sample objects are modeled separately; surface relief uses shader bump. Results depend on geometry, lighting and settings. The wood finish is still being refined.
02 / Better together
Recipes combine related setups in one step. Start a Winter Landscape with raised snow, falling snow and low fog, or build a Product Photography scene with studio lighting and camera choices.
Each component stays editable. Rebuilding the parent restores its recipe settings, so keep a copy of manual customizations you want to preserve.
03 / Your first setup
Download your purchase and install the ZIP through Blender’s Preferences → Add-ons → Install from Disk. Enable SYNKIT and open its tab in the 3D Viewport sidebar.
Select your subject or ground where needed, choose Setups or Recipes, and pick a starting point. Camera-aware effects require an active camera.
Adjust the controls and press Rebuild. Inspect, Duplicate and Remove are separate actions. Rebuild replaces manual edits to generated content.
Requires Blender 5.2 or newer. Tested on Blender 5.2.2 LTS for Windows; other platforms are unverified. Your purchase includes the latest release and future SYNKIT updates.
A few useful details
No. SYNKIT runs locally inside Blender and does not require a SYNVFX account, network connection or AI service.
Yes. Generated setups use native Blender geometry, nodes, materials, lights and animation. They continue to evaluate with the add-on disabled. Rebuild regenerates content from saved controls, replacing manual edits.
No. Many setups are bounded procedural approximations. For example, the Shockwave is an artistic animated ring, and snow buildup projects a shell from above. Each setup describes its limits.
They are separate tools. SYNKIT creates editable setups; SYNAE reviews scene information and offers guidance. You can use either on its own.
SYNKIT / Beta / One-time purchase
$10 USD · one time
SYNKIT 0.12.0 includes 107 setups and 12 recipes. Future SYNKIT updates are included at no additional charge. No subscription. No online activation inside Blender.
Requires Blender 5.2+. Tested on Blender 5.2.2 LTS for Windows; other platforms are unverified. Any applicable taxes are shown at checkout.
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