Blender add-on “AniCam” updated to v. 1.2.1.
With the Blender Python API we can manage not only scene objects, but also the view from the 3D viewport area, The viewport has a matrix with which the viewport can be moved to the desired position.
Controlling 3D Viewport with the Blender Python APIRead More »
The “range” function is used to transfer a value from one range, for example, from 0 to 1000, to another, for example, from -1 to 1. To quickly get a value in different ranges, we can define a simple function.
To get the direction vector of a 3D viewport, for example, to determine the location of the viewport relative to some object in the scene, we can use the region_2d_to_vector_3d function from the view3d_utils module.
With Blender Geometry Nodes we can easily and quickly create a fully procedural golf ball.
Using the gpu module from the Blender Python API, we can draw images in the scene or viewport space. Images can be drawn in the scene coordinate system for intuitive mesh interaction, or in the viewport coordinate system to create custom UI elements.
Drawing an image with the gpu module in scene and viewport spaceRead More »
With the Blender Bookmarks add-on, you can bookmark the current viewport location and objects, so you can quickly return to them with a single click of the bookmark button.
To clip the value along the boundaries – check if the value goes beyond the specified limits, return the value itself, and if it goes out – the maximum possible boundary value, we can use a very simple function.
Blender add-on “NodeTree Source” updated to v. 1.2.5.
While we can append additional items to context menus in Blender, context menus can also be completely redefined. Instead of the basic one, we can get a completely custom context menu with any set and order of items we need.
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