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Learn how to easily find commands for Your Blender scripts !!
Blender Wiki Link: http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Extensions:2.6/Py/Scripts
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Blender 3D: Python Scripting – 6 Tricks
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Learn how to easily find commands for Your Blender scripts !!
Blender Wiki Link: http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Extensions:2.6/Py/Scripts
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12 responses to “Blender 3D: Python Scripting – 6 Tricks”
Very nice job, thank you.
When I add a cube I noticed the RAM usage is accumulating and is not released by the system until I exit Blender. How do I fix this?
These were great tips! Amazing, thank you!
Why do you put row = layout.row() on every single insertion?? It doesn't seem necessary tbh :/
Thank you 😀
very nice
You make Python coding in Blender approachable. Thank you!
thank you. it was very useful.
Great tutorial, thanks!
Oh damn! Now I realise how awesome blender is… _
Wow, thanks for sharing. This is very helpful, I'm learning Python for scripting in Blender. You teach very well. Is it possible for you to make a series of tuts that explains what the different python commands in Blender do. Thanks again, keep up the great work
Thanks Dominik- always good information you provide. I thought it would be cool to copy all the actions and replay them to watch, but I've noticed that the Info Panel does not record everything. For example, moving the 3D cursor, orbiting the view and selecting objects are not listed. The last one in particular is a problem as then the copied actions script doesn't know what object a transform relates to. Is there any way to have all actions like bpy.ops.object.select_pattern() in Info Panel?