To remove vertices, edges or polygons from a bmesh object, it is most convenient to use the remove() method for the corresponding set of elements. In addition, the bmesh object has a bmesh.ops.delete() operator, which allows us to delete elements using different modes (context).
Blender add-on “NodeTree Source” updated to v. 1.3.0
Starting with Blender 4.0, a special group of nodes appeared in Blender Geometry Nodes, designed to cyclically execute a section of a node tree a specified number of times. This group of nodes is called “Repeat Zone”.
Creating Repeat Zone Nodes using the Blender Python APIRead More »
Blender add-on “Print to Python Console” updated to v. 1.1.0.
When working with 2D animation in Blender, we may need to export objects created with the Grease Pencil tool to external formats such as SVG or PDF.
Using hotkeys is one of the most advanced features in Blender to seriously increase your work speed. We can easily control the availability of a particular keyboard shortcut using the Blender Python API.
Enabling and disabling hotkeys in Blender using the Python APIRead More »
In Blender 3.6 and earlier, inputs and outputs for node groups could be created by calling the new() command for the list of inputs or outputs of the node tree. In Blender 4.0, the developers made changes, and the creation of input and output sockets for node trees was moved to the “interface” object.
Creating inputs and outputs for node groups in Blender 4.0 using the Python APIRead More »
Blender add-on “EEVEE Materials Override” updated to v. 1.3.2
We may need to place each scene object into its own separate collection when optimizing the scene, or when creating an asset library. A simple script can help us quickly perform such an operation.
Placing selected objects into separate collections in BlenderRead More »
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