Usually, when we undo our last action in Blender by pressing Ctrl + z, the entire action is undone, even if it’s complex. For example, if a script execution is completely undone, it’s impossible to undo only half of the code executed in the script. Or possible?
Creating procedural ceramic material in Blender by Ryan King Art.
Blender uses the common Ctrl + z keybinding to undo any action, and Ctrl + Shift + z to redo (undo an undo). This is familiar to most users, but not always convenient, for example, for MacOS users. If necessary, the undo and redo keybindings can be easily changed.
Changing the Undo and Redo keybindings in BlenderRead More »
This Blender add-on allows you to quickly and easily move the center point of an object (origin) to the desired location.
Creating procedural strawberry material in Blender by Ryan King Art.
Whether to use gizmos when working in Blender is a highly debated topic among 3D artists. However, even without using gizmos on a regular basis, there are times when “those arrows” could be very useful. If gizmos are hide by default in our Blender settings, we can write a simple script that will temporarily show and hide gizmos in the 3D viewport.
To fill a render image with a linear black and white gradient, for example, across the entire width of the image, in Blender’s Compositor, we can use the Gradient Texture node, or implement the gradient using several math nodes.
How to create a linear gradient in the sRGB color space in the Blender CompositorRead More »
Creating procedural woven fabric material in Blender by Ryan King Art.
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