Just like the common mesh data structure, the “bmesh” object contains the concept of the currently “active” vertex. We can find out which vertex is considered as active in the bmesh, and also assign the active vertex in the bmesh using the Blender Python API.
In general, gizmos looks like arrows and circles on a 3D object with which we can move, rotate and scale the mesh. However, in Blender, the gizmo object is more versatile and can be used to suit our needs in different workspaces. For example, we can create a gizmo to adjust the start and end points of the timeline.
BIS (Blender Interplanety Storage) updated to v.1.11.1.
Creating procedural blue marble material in Blender by Ryan King Art.
We can enable or disable a collection that contains a specific object using the Blender Python API with a simple script. For example, let’s turn off the collection in which the currently selected object is.
By default, there are 7 lines allocated for displaying channels with strips in the Blender user interface, in the Video Sequencer area. If all of them are not used in video editing, it will not be possible to hide unnecessary ones by simply scaling the area size.
However, this can be done by scaling the entire area interface.
Changing the number of visible channels in Blender Video EditingRead More »
BlendPyBridge is the Visual Studio Code extension, designed to simplify the development of Blender add-ons. For those developers who use the “Blender Development” VSC extension, it can be an interesting alternative.
BlendPyBridge – Microsoft Visual Studio Code extension for developing Blender add-onsRead More »
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