Blender add-on “EEVEE Materials Override” v. 1.3.1.
Blender add-on “EEVEE Materials Override” updated to v. 1.3.1.
- Fixed issue with overriding materials with links connected to Volume input of Output Material node.
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Blender add-on: Freeze Transform
Freeze Transform – the Blender 3D add-on that allows you to save the current object transformations, next, move, rotate or scale the object, and then easily return it back to the saved position any time.
Applying mesh modifiers from keyboard
Modifiers can be applied to a mesh from the keyboard. To apply the modifier, move the mouse cursor over it and press the key combination:
ctrl + a
BMusic Player
Are you crazy about music? Music can change the mood and talk to you. Listening to music is a favorite hobby and entertainment for most people.
Here is an addon that does the job for you. ‘BMusic Player’ is an addon that takes all the music to one place inside Blender. Plays almost any format like mp3, wav, FLAC, M4A, aac etc. In addition to it, there will be detailed documentation about the addon and you can check it here.
BMusic Player v1.0.1 (Initial Release)
Key Features:
- Custom icon set.
- Popup music player.
- Custom shortcut key.
- Supports almost any formats like mp3, mp4, wav, M4A, aac, FLAC etc.
BMusic Player v1.0.2
Planned Features:
- Sleep timer.
- Personal playlist option.
- Change the playback speed.
- Multiple key mapping.
- Default music folder.
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Blender add-on: Swords Constructor
Swords Constructor – the Blender 3D graphical editor add-on for easily creating different variations of swords and sword-like objects from a set of library elements and quickly manage their configuration.
Blender add-on “Save Selected” v. 1.0.2.
Blender add-on “Save Selected” updated to v. 1.0.2.
- Add-on checked with Blender versions 2.83, 2.90, 2.92
- The minimum required version downgraded to 2.83
How to deselect mesh vertices
In Blender, we can select and deselect mesh vertices through the “select” property for each vertex.
However, to deselect a vertex, it is not enough to set it’s “select” property to “False”
Vector Displacement
A two-part tutorial on how Vector Displacement works in Blender, how to use it in practice, and how to create geometry using only the Shader Editor nodes.
Part 1:
Part 2:
Autron: Erin Woodford
Deselect all with a single pressing of the “a” keycode
Since Blender 2.80 the deselect all function – complete deselection of all objects or geometry – has been switched from a single press of the “a” key to a double “a-a” or a combination of “alt+a” keycodes. To return the deselection function to a single “a” press, we can edit the settings of the selection operators. Or, since Blender 2.81, a special checkbox is provided for this in the keyboard shortcuts settings.
- Open the “Preferences” window
- Switch to the “KeyMap” section
- Turn on the “Select All Toggles” checkbox in the “Preferences” subsection
- Save the settings by pressing the “Save Preferences” button in the upper right corner of the window.
Now the selection of all objects/geometry and their total deselection will be performed by pressing the single “a” key.
Blender add-on: Save Selected
“Save Selected” – Blender 3D add-on that allows saving selected objects in the scene into a separate *.blend file.
Сreating a donut and a cup of coffee onlys with shader nodes timelaps
Detailed time-lapse about creating a procedural cup of coffee with a donut in Blender using the only Shader Editor nodes. The three-dimensionality of objects is achieved through the use of vector displacement.
Author: Erindale Woodford
How to create a Vertex Group and add vertices to it with the Blender Python API
We can access vertex groups for the active mesh through its “vertex_groups” structure.
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bpy.context.active_object.vertex_groups |
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How to create a new mesh UV with the Blender Python API
To make a new UV with the Python API and set coordinates to its points, we need:
First – create a new UV with the desired name:
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new_uv = bpy.context.active_object.data.uv_layers.new(name='NewUV') |
Next, to specify the coordinates of its points, we need to cycle through all the “loops” of the mesh:
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How to get a list of UV coordinates
You may need to get a list of coordinates of the mesh’s UV, for example, when exporting a mesh from Blender’s internal format to any external formats.
A list of the mesh UV-s can be got by accessing the “uv_layers” structure:
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bpy.context.object.data.uv_layers[:] # [bpy.data.meshes['Cube'].uv_layers["UVMap"], bpy.data.meshes['Cube'].uv_layers["UVMap.001"]] |
Creating a clock in Blender with nodes
Making a clock in Blender with nodes tutorial. The result is a procedural real-time clock shader.
Author Dr. Blender
Blender add-on: UV Plus
Blender add-on with additionals tools for working with meshes UV-s in UV Editor.
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Procedural Weathering and Wear
Creating and using procedural erosion and wear shaders in Blender 2.9 tutorial.
Blender add-on: Mesh Source
Blender 3D add-on for converting meshes to python source code and saving it in a library for further distribution.
A technique for combining noise to create a beautiful animated shader
A simple technique for creating beautifully animated shaders by combining noise textures:
Video by Sam Debenham
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Blender add-on “Watermark Plus” v. 1.0.1.
Blender add-on “Watermark Plus” updated to v. 1.0.1.
- Change Watermark Lv2 for proper work with Blender 2.9x
Blender add-on: BIS v. 1.9.1.
BIS (Blender Interplanety Storage) updated to v.1.9.1.
- All materials in the database have been updated for the new data storage format.
- The current version fixes the final transition to the new format. Please update the addon to the current version and no longer use the previous ones.
- The base of materials with the previous format is saved in the archive. If you have any difficulties with your materials, it is always possible to restore the material from the previous backup version. To do that please contact the BIS administration.
Blender add-on: BIS v. 1.9.0.
BIS (Blender Interplanety Storage) updated to v.1.9.0.
- Updated some parameters for Blender 2.83 nodes
- The format of data storage in the library has been changed. Now the backward compatibility is fully supported, saved materials, and node groups for any previous versions can be loaded with the add-on version 1.9.0. In the future, it is planned to update all materials and node groups in the repository to version 1.9.0. After that, backward compatibility with older versions will be removed from the add-on. Users can update their materials themselves by downloading the material from the repository and updating it by clicking the “update” button. It is not necessary to do this; in the future, all non-updated materials will be updated to version 1.9.0. automatically.
- A code refactoring was made, now more attributes are saved for each node. Getting of the attributes is now automatic.
- The size of the saved data is reduced due to archiving on the fly, which should reduce the amount of traffic when working with the add-on.
Blender 2.9 new features
A brief review of the Blender 2.9 new features.
Blender add-on “M-Cleaner” v. 1.3.1.
