Blender add-on “B-Presets” v. 1.1.5.
Blender add-on “B-Presets” updated to v. 1.1.5.
- Some improvements in attributes processing
- Fixing processing some Enum attributes in Blender 2.91
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We can delete collections in Blender through the “collections” list in “bpy.data”.
To remove a collection we need to use the “remove” method from the collections list, specifying the collection to be removed in the parameter:
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Using the Molecular add-on in Blender
Working with the Molecular add-on version 1.1.2. in Blender 2.92 tutorial.
Author: Pavel Blend
Blender add-on: Area Switcher v. 1.1.0
How to add a constraint to the object with Blender Python API
We can assign constraints to objects through the object “constraints” property.
To add a constraint to the currently active object, we need to create a new constraint in the object’s “constraints” list, specifying its type in the parameters:
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Blender add-on “EEVEE Materials Override” v. 1.3.0.
Blender add-on “EEVEE Materials Override” updated to v. 1.3.0.
- Added “override materials for selected objects” feature
- Added clearing features for the object and the materials mode
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
Blender 2.83.12 LTS release
The Blender 2.83.12 LTS release is enabled for downloading on the official Blender site.
10 bugs were fixed in this version.
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.