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Questions pertaining to Blender's user interface, such as theming, scripting and operating the interface.
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Problems with numpad operators [duplicate]
I have a problem that's kind of weird. The numpad operation keys (+, -, *, /) dont work as expected. I cant do the math when transforming objects.
For example hitting G while object is selected, the …
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Problems with numpad operators
The kind of "solution" to this is to press the * (star key) on the numpad while in the input mode.
For example - with object selected pressing GX 2 * +2 will translate the object 4 units on the X ax …
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How to dynamically show/hide panel elements using python?
The solution was so trivial I didn't expect it to be. It's a matter of simply adding a conditional to the panel draw function:
class SomePanel(bpy.types.Panel):
bl_idname = "the_panel"
b …
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How to dynamically show/hide panel elements using python?
Say I have a property set on a scene, like so:
bpy.types.Scene.is_enabled = bpy.props.BoolProperty(default=False)
Then I've got a panel like the following:
class SomePanel(bpy.types.Panel):
bl …
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How to store variable and use it as property in panel?
My problem is as following:
I want to create custom rendering settings for Blender, that will set up the camera and the screen resolution - initialize an isometric projection, basing on the target ti …
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How to display EnumProperty control like radio buttons, while keeping the selection exclusive?
I have an EnumProperty set up on the Scene in the register function:
def register():
bpy.types.Scene.my_enum = bpy.props.EnumProperty(
name = "My enum",
description = "My enum des …
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