Non-AAQP (Non-Axis Aligned Quad Projection) is a Python-based tool for projecting square grid faces onto selected mesh surfaces in Edit mode. Rather than acting as a traditional quad remesher that replaces geometry or follows topology flow, it projects grids onto faces and stitches the resulting quads together. This produces regular, uniformly sized quads in the center of surfaces, which can be useful for physics simulations or deforming meshes.

The tool operates via the 3D viewport context menu and includes several customizable settings. Users can adjust the segment size, toggle rounded borders to preserve subdivision smoothing, and control vertex stitching through colinear or angle-based methods. Additional options like boundary checking help prevent overlapping edges and faces, while smooth angle thresholds define which surfaces are treated as sharp borders.