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Python is an interactive, object-oriented programming language. In Blender, it is used as a general-purpose scripting language and to create add-ons to extend Blender's functionality.
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Select/delete Empty with Python
I want to duplicate an instance collection, apply/make instances real, run some code on the objects, then delete them. The problem is the Empty object isn't selected after making the instance real, so …
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Accessing MeasureIt data with a script
I’d like to dimension and measure corner angles of objects with MeasureIt and then access them with a script so I can output a list of the objects with their specs. At this point I'd just like to know …
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Selecting Face Maps
Is there a better way to select specific faces with Python?
EDIT - I found a good way to do it with Material Slots: How do I select vertices by material slot in Python? …
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Get edge lengths with python
How can I get the length of an edge with a script? I want to identify a face by its vertex group and get the lengths of its edges. I've gotten as far as identifying the vertex group so I can select it …
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Get edge lengths with python
That was easier than I expected!
import bpy
import bmesh
obj=bpy.data.objects["Cube"]
obj.select_set(True)
i = 0
for mat_slot in obj.material_slots:
#enter edit mode
bpy.ops.object.mode_set(m …