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I have a code similar to this, that creates a custom property for objects and then assigns a data from file to it but it stops working in Blender 2.93. I tested it in 2.79 and 2.80 with no problems bu …

I'm writing a script that creates a few bpy.data.textures objects, adds textures to them then adds a few custom properties. These textures will then be applied to the materials in the scene but before …

I came up with a code similar to this that at least works import bpy def get_textures_from_the_material(blender_material): textures = [] if blender_material: if blender_material.node_ …

I need a property that can accept the 2267538950 number, unfortunately by default Blender uses a signed int range. There was a way to set subtype="UNSIGNED" in the previous versions but it doesn't wor …

# NOTE: this is not the same as the standard __init__ function in Python, which is # a purely internal Python method and unknown to the node system! …

I have a code that works with this line: uv_layer = blender_mesh_object.data.uv_layers[0] But I need to expand this for 2 more UV layers with the names "lightmap" and "data", they both are optional s …

I need to export vertex colors from Blender to a custom mesh format. To do it, I need to create a dictionary where the vertex index is a key and color is a value, as proof of concept I wrote this but …

My friend helped to get rig the nested loop and this reduced the execution time of the function in extreme cases from 0.5 to 0.3 seconds def _get_vertex_colors(blender_mesh): mesh = blender_mesh.d …

I wrote a simple code based on this answer python: Split mesh by uv islands that should convert UV island borders to seams and then select them as edges but it worked unstably. …

I just want to link a custom property from the texture data to a mapping node Scale input in the material but I can't get how to do it from examples material_basic = bpy.data.materials.new(name = "Bas …

I wrote a simple code that gets the custom properties I've added to materials and stores them in a dictionary, then this dictionary I write to json file. And it worked until I added IntVectorProperty …

I ported an old 2.78 addon and was faced with a strange thing, the results in 2.78 and 2.93 are different. In 2.93 the result of the multiplication of matrices is always remaining the same as Matrix.T …

I have an addon that creates texture data, adds a few custom properties and an image, but after saving there is no texture data is here. Blender 2.93

Okay, I figure out what I did wrong. The main problem was I added a driver to the custom property instead of the node input material_basic = bpy.data.materials.new(name = "Basic") material_basic.use_n …