If I have a property like bpy.types.Object.thing = BoolProperty() how would I go about removing it? I have tried del bpy.context.object.thing and bpy.context.object.remove("thing") and del bpy.context.object["thing"]. Do I just have to create a new object with this objects data? Or is there a way to delete them?
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asked Nov 13, 2014 at 3:12
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Your first command adds a new property to bpy.types.Object as in your altering the base class used for all objects. The next steps you are trying to remove a custom property from an individual object instance.
To add and remove a property from all objects -
bpy.types.Object.thing = bpy.props.BoolProperty()
del bpy.types.Object.thing
