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I'm in the process of writing an addon that generates buildings based on a group of assets such as bits of wall and roofing.

My current plan is to somehow dynamically save custom assets, including UV coordinate, textures, etc. to an object that I can create using python. (Much in the same way objects are typically created in python, only they would be defined by an object in the scene, rather than pre-defined by another piece of code)

For instance, when I want to create a Monkey with python, (and who wouldn't?) I can just call bpy.ops.mesh.primitive_monkey_add() and viola, I have a monkey. Is there a way to take my active object and dynamically create a function that is able to recreate it?

Feel free to ask further questions on my dilemma, as I feel I may not be explaining it very well!

Thanks!

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You could select you own object and create a Group

  • Select your object(s)
  • Ctrl-G to create a group

  • After that you can create instances of this group by calling:

    bpy.ops.object.group_instance_add(group='GroupName', view_align=False, location=(0,0,0))

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