A Simple Spring Model in Blender
Today we’ll make a simple spring model in Blender. Thanks to the Screw modifier it’s very easy to do, so… Read More »A Simple Spring Model in Blender
Today we’ll make a simple spring model in Blender. Thanks to the Screw modifier it’s very easy to do, so… Read More »A Simple Spring Model in Blender
Although we usually use the decimal number, which is the one we learned in the very first years of our… Read More »Decimal Number vs Binary, Octal and Hexadecimal
Before we jump into the Kivy layout basics, let’s recap on what we know. But before we delve into the… Read More »Kivy Part 9 – Kivy Layout Basics
Today we’ll see how to check the object type in Python. We’ll be making use of two functions: type and… Read More »How to Check the Object Type in Python
Today we’ll be talking about the nested list and dictionary. Nested lists and dictionaries are often used to better structure… Read More »Nested List and Dictionary Basics
Today we’ll see how to use the underscore sign to retrieve the last result, or, to be more precise, the… Read More »How to Retrieve the Last Result with Underscore
Today we’ll see how to use the three basic transform operators in Blender Python code. There are lots of transform… Read More »Blender Python – Transformations
Today we’ll see how Python uses interning to help you cache memory. Object Identities First, let’s create two variables and… Read More »Cache Memory with Interning in Python
In the previous parts we were using different Kivy widgets like label, button, slider, etc. But each time there was… Read More »Kivy Part 8 – Custom Widgets
Today we’ll see how to animate the wind force. I’ll be using the 2.81 version of Blender. If you prefer… Read More »How To Animate the Wind Force in Blender
Today we’ll be talking about the print function, and to be precise, we’ll see how to print strings without the… Read More »How to Use the end Parameter in the print Function
In the previous part we saw how to use buttons in Kivy. The button is a really common Kivy widget.… Read More »Kivy Part 7 – More Kivy Widget Examples
Today we’ll see how to copy physics settings from one object to another. In particular we’ll be copying the rigid… Read More »How To Copy the Rigid Body in Blender
Today we’ll see how to rename and move files in Python. Actually, it’s the same thing. First, let’s create a… Read More »How to Rename or Move Files in Python
Today we’ll be talking about fractions. Sometimes decimal fractions are not exactly what you want. You may want to operate… Read More »Fractions with the Python Fraction Type
Today we’ll see how to make a simple sine wave animation using Python. I’ll be using the 2.81 version of… Read More »Sine Wave Animation in Blender with Python Scripting
In the previous part we left off with a basic Kivy app that displays a label. Now let’s explore some… Read More »Kivy Part 6 – More Widgets – the Button Widget
We already talked about the dir function, which may come in really useful if you need to check an attribute… Read More »The Built-In help Function in Python
Sometimes you may need to check an object’s attributes. You can easily do it using the built-in dir function. You… Read More »The Built-In dir Function in Python