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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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How do I change the focal length of a camera with python?
Ok, I think I got it ..
We can get the focal length by using bpy.data.cameras.values()[0].lens. We can set this value as well.
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Switch off the lamp in imported VRML
In my VRML file, I have lights switched off. But when I render it in blender (by using the import tool), the lights are switched on.
I looked at the code:
def importLamp_PointLight(node, ancestry):
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How do I change the focal length of a camera with python?
I am importing a VRML file using Blender command line. I need to change the focal length of the camera using the command line.
How can I do that? I cannot find Python api for this.
Thanks.
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Turn off the headers for the rendered window
I am using python script to render the image. I only want to show the IMAGE_EDITOR area( I think the rendered image gets shown in IMAGE_EDITOR area). It should show only the rendered image.
So basica …
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