Python Scripting in MotionBuilder - 01 - pyfbsdk and Hello, Cubes

[@artbyaline]

As an animator and end user, this is very inspiring to take the dive and start learning how to code!

[@JesseNoble-u9x]

Best. Video. Ever.

[@GrifNMore]

Thank you Alex. I learned about Python in MoBu, more about Python in general, and even a little bit more about myself. 10/10

[@antonindelboy2427]

I learned Python with your videos, thanks a LOT ! Awesome work.

[@XGTheBoss]

Today I learnt that you can seek a filepath in the file name field in the windows prompt box. Also great tutorial thank you :D

[@Metarig]

I know it's hard to compose it like this. very ejoyable tutorial thank you Alex

[@tacospiderrr]

These are awesome! Better than autodesks own python in mobu videos!

[@tacospiderrr]

OMG I JUST LOOKED AT THE NOTES AND THEY'RE EVEN MORE FANTASTIC! :D

[@muniel]

This series is very nice :)

[@danbabcock3d]

Thank you so much for putting these up!

[@VeneDrummer]

wow this is really good! super helpful thanks :)

[@sagarsadhu1564]

Could you please tell me how to install pyfbsdk package

[@AlexForsythe]

pyfbsdk is already installed in the Python interpreter that's included with MotionBuilder. Just make sure you're running your script from within MotionBuilder and you should be able to use all the code from pyfbsdk.

[@VDiabloV1]

cubocabratheGoatDevouringCubeOFMExicanFolklore... and that was my attempt at typing that as fast as you

[@samhodge1972]

Great help thanks

[@Standin.Fallen]

*i am the build master*