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Questions concerning scripting in Blender using the Python programming language. Also use this tag for questions about scripting in OSL (Open Shading Language).
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What's the correct context for bpy.ops.mesh.rip_move()?
I wasn't able to get this simple example to work, but my full version of the code now works. I needed to add 'INVOKE_DEFAULT' as a parameter and call it from inside a class that extends bpy.types.Oper …
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What's the correct context for bpy.ops.mesh.rip_move()?
I'm trying to write a script to rip and move the selected vertices of an object, but I keep getting an error that my context is incorrect. I'm writing this on Blender 3.3, but I suspect the context wi …
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How do you reuse an operator with different variables? "Object has no attribute" error when ...
I'm trying to add buttons to install/uninstall various dependencies for my add-on.
I don't want to make a new operator for each button, so I need a way to pass in the dependency.
Looking at How displ …
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