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Blender Python Bmesh module, added in 2.63, provides an alternative method of manipulating meshes "giving Python access to the functions used by Blender’s own mesh editing tools.". Use this tag for question about using the Bmesh module in Python scripts and add-ons.
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Bmesh: Immediately encounter strange error after adding new layer and running bmesh op
The script is simple:
import bpy, bmesh
mesh = bpy.context.edit_object.data
bm = bmesh.from_edit_mesh(mesh)
geom = [e for e in bm.verts[:] + bm.edges[:] + bm.faces[:] if e.select]
cut_layer = bm.edges.layers.int.new …
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split edge at multiple points without distorting uv or other data
Here's a bmesh edge:
+-----------------------------+
Say I want to cut it at multiple points, in the middle and 3/4 from the end like so:
+--------------+-------+------+
In which case I can use bmesh.ops.split_edges …
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Bmesh: running bmesh ops after deleting geometry often results in an error
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If you delete geometry from a bmesh, but immediately then run another some more bmesh operations with reference to your resultant geometry, you will often encounter this …
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