Introduction to Blender Scripting in 20 Minutes: (Coffee Break Series)

By Kenwright

Blender isn't just for artists - it's for anyone - it's also not limited to a fancy graphical interface - you can bend it to your will using Blender Scripts (which are written in Python) - everything from building worlds and modifying geometry to adding buttons or exporting renders (both inside and outside of the editor).

Pages: 112
Publication: 5 May 2025
Language: English
ISBN: 9798289480156

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This compact guide introduces the essentials of Blender scripting using Python. Whether you're a developer or a designer, you'll learn how to automate tasks, create tools, and manipulate 3D scenes programmatically. Ideal for those short on time but big on ambition.

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