To get the vertex coordinates in the scene global coordinate system when the object’s scale was not applied, we need to multiply the local vertex coordinates by the object world transformation matrix:
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object = bpy.data.objects['_MY_OBJECT_'] v_local = object.data.vertices[_VERT_NUMBER_].co # local vertex coordinate v_global = object.matrix_world @ v_local # global vertex coordinates |
In Blender 2.8 API the requirements for the class and their identifiers naming are becoming tougher. The class name must match the following convention:
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UPPER_CASE_{SEPARATOR}_mixed_case |
Where the {SEPARATOR} is two letters denoting the class belonging to a certain type (from which type the class is inherited):
The class identifier “bl_idname” mast match the class name.
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Sample of using circles pattern from the BIS material library:
Full timelapse of making a mouse character in Blender.
By Michael Soluyanov
In Blender 2.8 the selection mode has been changed. The “select all” command is still mapped to pressing the “a” key, but the “deselect all” command in Blender 2.8 is now mapped to a double-click of the “a” key or to the “alt + a” key combination. However, it is easy to return the familiar selection mode from Blender 2.7 – selecting and deselecting all by pressing one “a” key.
To do this, in the “Preferences” window in the “Keymap” section type “object.select” in the search field. In the search results in the “Object mode” section in the line with “a” key snapping set the “Toggle” value to the “Action” parameter.
This will return the familiar selection in object mode.
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Blender color themes can be configured manually, but it is much convenient to install already prepared custom theme.
To install a new color theme to Blender you need:
