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# Operators

Every operator the add-on provides, for use from the panel or from scripts.

These are the operators the add-on registers. Most are buttons in the panel. You can also run them with `bpy.ops` or find them in the search menu (`F3`).

| Operator                                   | ID                                                                                                                           | Where                                            |
| ------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
| Import Minecraft Rig                       | `jabe_rig.import_minecraft_rig`                                                                                              | Panel and **Add > Jabe Tools**                   |
| Select Rig                                 | `jabe_rig.select_rig`                                                                                                        | **Select** buttons in the panel                  |
| Convert to IK or FK, left or right arm     | `jabe_rig.left_arm_to_ik`, `jabe_rig.left_arm_to_fk`, `jabe_rig.right_arm_to_ik`, `jabe_rig.right_arm_to_fk`                 | **Arm Settings**                                 |
| Convert to IK or FK, left or right leg     | `jabe_rig.left_leg_to_ik`, `jabe_rig.left_leg_to_fk`, `jabe_rig.right_leg_to_ik`, `jabe_rig.right_leg_to_fk`                 | **Leg Settings**                                 |
| Convert to IK or FK, left or right fingers | `jabe_rig.left_fingers_to_ik`, `jabe_rig.left_fingers_to_fk`, `jabe_rig.right_fingers_to_ik`, `jabe_rig.right_fingers_to_fk` | **Arm Settings**                                 |
| Make Materials Unique                      | `jabe_rig.make_materials_unique`                                                                                             | The setup warning box, when materials are shared |
| Apply Library Overridable                  | `jabe_rig.apply_library_overridable`                                                                                         | `F3` search                                      |

## What each one does

* **Import Minecraft Rig** appends the rig, tags it, gives it its own materials and syncs its properties. See [Importing the rig](/jabe-rig-wiki/documentation/getting-started/importing-the-rig.md).
* **Select Rig** syncs a rig's properties and makes its armature active. It takes the armature's object name as `object_name`.
* **Convert to IK / FK** snaps one limb to the other mode without a jump and, with IK-FK AutoKey on, keys it. See [IK and FK](/jabe-rig-wiki/documentation/features/ik-and-fk.md).
* **Make Materials Unique** gives the active rig its own copy of the materials and node groups it shares with another rig. See [Working with multiple rigs](/jabe-rig-wiki/documentation/guides/working-with-multiple-rigs.md).
* **Apply Library Overridable** marks the rig's custom properties so they stay editable in a Library Override. See [Using the rig as a Library Override](/jabe-rig-wiki/documentation/guides/using-the-rig-as-a-library-override.md).


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