There are, in truth, lots of use cases where it can be useful to automate a task: whether you want to quickly randomise your scene population algorithm, count objects and get custom stats on your scene or even create an entire world from scratch that can be reproduced accurately with seeds… having a way to integrate procedural generation or tailor-made tools directly into a CG context is just an amazing opportunity! I mean: why embed a creative tool with stuff for coders? You might be wondering why it’s interesting to have a Python API for a 3D soft. Ok, now: how does Blender allow us to “program a scene”? Via its Python API. Today, I want to show how this programmatic approach to Blender allows you to instantly create a basic solar system like this one:Īre you ready? Then let’s dive in! 🙂 If you want to get the code directly,i t's available as a Github gist 🚀
But Blender, just like its competitors, also has another side for developers: a way to program your 3D scenes.
BLENDER 3D ANIMATION NODES DOC SOFTWARE
So, yes – at first, CGI software is primarily aimed at artists. This has introduced a profound change of mindframe in the world of 3D because it showed people that anyone could try and have a go at this form of art and that it could achieve pretty incredible results. … while it is completely free and open-source! Did you know that you could program in Blender to automatically create 3D objects and animations?īlender is a well-known piece of software for 3D modeling, sculpting, texturing, animation and more! As the versions kept on coming out, this tool has slowly earned its place in the CGI industry, so much so that there are now a few long-feature films that are made entirely using Blender and that there are Youtube channels like Blender Guru entirely dedicated to learning the ins and outs of this soft…
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