Use of python in Blender

Question

well i recently started using blender and i see there is code playground for Python (maybe) but i want to know do anybody of you use that and why you used that for animation or for making game and clear my doubt can i sell my model at sketchfab.

Answer 1

You don't have to use Python for most things in Blender. But you can use Python to help accomplish certain things. I would recommend you find a few Blender courses on Youtube, or elsewhere. My favorite Blender guy is https://www.youtube.com/@grabbitt -- I don't know if he covers Python specifically. But he does teach how to do animations and such with Blender.

Answer 2

This is for another software, but somewhat similar things can be done with Python scripting in Blender.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D_V7Mw96KRb0&ved=2ahUKEwiq3IDxjIeKAxVVja8BHeVfElcQo7QBegQIBxAG&usg=AOvVaw3FU3W2eZ38-S-JtOnfQRad

google 'Python scripting in Blender' and you will find a lot of tutorials on how to do almost anything with Python in Blender.

also if you want a quick intro into the Python api in Blender
https://docs.blender.org/api/current/info_quickstart.html

It's easier to use Python than Java or C++ to interface with Blender.

Answer 3

automation?
if you can accomplish something through code, it's easier to create variations of it by simply tweaking a few parameters.

Answer 4

Jerry Hobby brother i already watched such videos of him and others but this is not my question you know i also create some models already with help of them but i want to know can we sell our models or not also what is work of python and can we write python only or it support CPP/ java too

Answer 5

Python in blender is not its best feature and needs more updates to become good, but if you want to use it make sure that you have a good PC because blender can crash your PC or even bluescreen it

Answer 6

ali regragui dref
3d graphics in general uses more resources, and you can't do complex things if your pc specs are too low, so it's not a Blender bug, just the way things are.
I also disagree that Python is not the best in Blender. Blender's Python api is quite full featured and allows you to access almost everything in Blender.
So yes, there are minimum hardware requirements you need to work with 3d.