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I'm trying to bypass the GUI and just use the logic editor via scripts, e.g. I want an object to move +1 blender unit in the x direction each frame for a physics simulation but don't want to have to u …

I'm pretty new to blender and I'm trying to move an agent (in this case, a cube) randomly in bge. This is what my code looks like at this point: import bge import random from mathutils import Vector …

I'm trying to set up a scene using a script that places a bunch of cubes in random locations throughout the screen and sets their physics type to rigid body. Ideally, I'd like to have one cube be an a …

Is there any way I can, after rendering an animation/physics simulation, write out said animation to an external file? Needs to be a file format compatible with Linux (I'm new to Linux so unfortunatel …

I need to run some basic physics simulations on a headless machine and I'd like to program agent movements based on function outputs (e.g. "move left")-I have some code that programs WASD to move a cu …

I have a script that allows a cube to be moved using WASD. I'd like to avoid having to use actual keyboard input for that and thought about creating a separate file with commands like "Wkey" and such. …

I'm setting up a simple game loop in which the agent tries to collide with "enemies" (so they'll have the game property "enemy") and tries to steer clear of other objects (let's call them friends). I …

import bge from bge import render, logic def makescreenshot(): path = logic.expandPath("//") def main(): cont = bge.logic.getCurrentController() own = cont.owner …

Is there any way to programmatically specify the number of frames for which you want bge to run? Let's say I want bge to run for 5 frames after which I want to modify some game parameters via some scr …

I have this piece of code that's meant to start the game engine (and it does so if I just run this on the default screen)...I have a script that generates an environment with planes, spheres, etc. and …

I'd like to use Blender's physics engine/rendering capabilities headlessly (so it would have to be via command line). I'd like to run a lot of little physics experiments (thousands) on a server. Pytho …

I've written a script that creates an environment with various physics types-it generates a fair number of soft body objects (>100) and, unfortunately, when I try to run the sim, blender crashes. Any …

I want to programmatically change the linear stiffness of some soft body objects I'm working with. How do I do this? Thanks!