Hello, I would like to ask how to connect the internal attributes of the node to the custom panel... For example, the copied path：node_tree.nodes["glare1.001"].glare_type。。。row.prop? Or box?I always can't display it correctly.

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when I try to run, code (ctrl+alt+n) getting error: module 'bpy' has no attribute 'types' if I attempt to run it via ctrl+shift+p "Blender:Start (or others)" blender opens and closes and vscode terminal error is: PermissionError: [WinError 5] Access is denied: 'c:\\Program Files\\Blender Foundation\\Blender 4.3\\4.3\\python\\Lib\\site-packages\\debugpy' btw "code debug tools" extenstion already installed in blender. anyway thanks much. currently code intellisense is good enuff.

@CGPython Would you recommend trying Ollama and something like Qwen as local model for working with simple bpy addon dev? And in case of yes (given benefits like the free price and local nature), maybe that could be something you might consider doing a video about? I've only began scratching the surface of it and not too sure how to set things up.

@CG Python At 1:30 Can you explain what "first two numbers match" mean? To me, it seems none of the numbers match in this video: eg. [3] and [1] in 3.12.1 ... or in 3.10.13, etc.

Really great tutorial. I was looking that same panel how can be added in header section?

I like also Node arrange addon :) I coded it around in 2015 and later added to support groups (inside groups arrange).

Hey there can you make a video on how to bundle 3rd party Python packages into my blender addon I want some AI capabilities in my blender addon... thanks in advance.

debugging line by line with syncronized blender ? wow!

Ai can't even do a basic Python script on Blender. There will always be a problem. Especially when it comes to using add ons or simulations. Much better to search for tutorials on the Internet and in a few minutes you can get what you want.

I can’t install any adding because it keeps saying missing manifest please help me out

Hi Victor, I recently started studying python because of a project of mine and I am stuck. I watched like all of your videos in the last week and I can’t understand how to create this thing. I am trying to use an enum in the sidebar to drive the link of two nodes, so that when the enum is set to option 1 the node A is linked to the node C and when the enum is set to option 2 the node B is linked to the node C (clearing the old linking of course). Is this even possible? I don’t know what I’m doing wrong but even copying the code from the console after doing it by hand doesn’t work… please help me I am desperate :,) Thank you very much

This is very very interesting and great work , normally I don't comment ,but this exceptional,... liked and subscribed

Thank you! This is incredible useful information.

man you just saved me HOURS of work, thank you! do you have a patreon or some other site I could leave you a tip?

This was really disappointing how you are teaching peoples just pasting the code and continuing everytime just telling do this and that and not telling anytime why do this and explanation of code.

I tried to list the meshes in Blender 4.0, but it didn't work. Here is the code I would get: >>> import bmesh >>> >>> bmesh.ops.create_ Traceback (most recent call last): File "<blender_console>", line 1, in <module> AttributeError: BMeshOpsModule: operator "create_" doesn't exist I also tried "create" without the underscore, but would get the same result. I would love to know, how to call the available meshes in bmesh though 😥

give Python access to Blender's functionality import bpy # add a cube into the scene bpy.ops.mesh.primitive_cube_add() # get a reference to the currently active object cube = bpy.context.active_object # insert keyframe at frame one start_frame = 1 cube.keyframe_insert("location", frame=start_frame) # change the location of the cube on the z-axis cube.location.z = 5 # insert keyframe at the last frame end_frame = 180 cube.keyframe_insert("location", frame=end_frame)

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Great process, getting my feet wet on Python side…lesson learned…ChatGPT only has training up to blender 2.92, and it won’t tell you this as you bang your head going down this path…I figured this out because it was making suggestions I finally realized were from older version features…so I asked it one day…and it confirmed, for whatever that’s worth 😂 stay curious 🧮🤙🏽💀

I can't get the fake bpy module to work. I followed the instructions, but it doesn't show any predictions when typing.

thanks dude, works like a charm!!!

Another top video👍👍👍. Thanks

Very usefull. Thank you!

I added your playlist to my saved playlists. I really do need to start improving my python scills. I think you would be the best person to help with that. Great video by the way. I will start tomorrow hopefully. It's early in the morning right now.

Thanks much appreciated.

nice tricks :D .. may i request how to creating script to copy paste the same driver into whole objects at the same time. Copy paste driver 1 by 1 each object @viewport + @render icon takes so much time, i hope you can give us the tricky way with phyton script ^_^ . thanks Good job

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This is a great tutorial and very clearly explained. That said, I'm still not quite sure why it is better than the more "traditional" way of writing the code, as to me, having 3 functions "open door()", "do something()", "close door()" does not really seem that much of a hastle.

How about when the scripting option is not up there?

You're a good teacher and that's a good tutorial. Just pop a Valium, before you start recording your next Tut; it will Batch Delete Your Jitters.

After the convenience of creating geometry nodes, manipulating drivers seems the coolest thing to do with python in Blender. Thank you!

this is incredibleee!!!!! OMG

Get the extended tutorial by signing up to my email list: cg-python.ck.page/6df41ae30a A link to the full code can be found in my community: www.skool.com/cgpython/create-a-driver-variable-with-blender-python?p=d946ad15

This solution as an code snippet works too - and can be saved into my list of helper scripts 😀 I am very new to python (and used ai help!) ... improvements are welcome! import subprocess import sys import os # Change this to your desired path my_path = r"C:/Users/Felix/AppData/Roaming/Blender Foundation/Blender/4.2/scripts/modules" # Change this to your desired module my_module = "pillow" # install/uninstall my_action = "install" # or "uninstall" try: # Run the pip install command with the --target arguments subprocess.check_call([sys.executable, "-m", "pip", my_action, "--target", my_path, my_module]) except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e: print(f"Error occurred while installing: {e}") # You can log e.returncode, e.cmd, and e.output for more information # for installing more than one module in one step # subprocess.check_call([sys.executable, "-m", "pip", "install", "pandas", "xlwings"])

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Thx A LOT! The approach with: 1. Get the path with: bpy.utils.user_resource("SCRIPTS", path="modules") 2. Copy the path to e.g. Notepad 3. Change the \\ in the path to / (I goth this: 'C:\\Users\\MyName\\AppData\\Roaming\\Blender Foundation\\Blender\\4.2\\scripts\\modules') 4. Run in the Blender scripting editor: import sys subprocess subprocess.run([sys.executable, '-m', 'pip', 'install', 'pandas', '-t', 'C:/Users/MyName/AppData/Roaming/Blender Foundation/Blender/4.2/scripts/modules']) worked for me 😀. I needed 'pandas"

cooool! thanks a lot.❤

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