Dev:Py/Scripts
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Add-ons Development
To Do
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How to develop add-ons
- Check out the Addon examples (see bottom of this page)
- Coding Guidelines (For beginners).
- Add-ons Submission Guidelines (for Contributors).
- Add-ons Cookbook (for howto do things).
- Code Snippets (easy to follow, good for self teaching the basics of add-on development).
API
- API Introduction by Campbell (with examples)
- API Overview by Campbell (background information about how the API fits in)
- Dynamic creation of operators
- API Reference for latest official release
- API Reference for master (development version)
- Blender Python API changes if you need to update your add-on
How to Learn Python
- Python Book of Magic for Blender users with no programming experience.
- Official Python Tutorial for experienced developers and curious people who want to learn more.
- The little Book of Python Anti-Patterns for everybody.
Can i distribute my add-on with Blender?
Yes, you can! The add-ons submission guidelines explain the workflow in detail. At the end of this process you become a full responsible Blender add-on developer. Sorry we have no badges for that ... yet :)
Add-ons examples
You can find hundreds of Blender Add-Ons on the internet. But we recommend to first look at the official resources:
Python Templates (in Blender)
When you open the Text editor in Blender then you find a set of ready made python scripts which can be used as starting point for your own creation.
Add-on Online Repository
The Add-on Source repository is your source for inspiration and how to do your scripting in the Blender way. Please feel free to examine the existing Add-ons and get inspired. And yes, it is welcome to take ideas from there into your own work.
Addon Folders in Blender Distributions
Below is a list of the Add-on folders found in your Blender distribution. It is located relative to your Blender installation folder, within the subfolder blender/scripts:
addons/ addons_contrib/ freestyle/ modules/ presets/ startup/ templates_osl/ templates_py/
- addons
- Contains official add-Ons (Some disbled by default). These might need to be enabled in the Preferences panel.
- addons_contrib
- Contains contributed add-Ons (all disabled by default). These can be enabled in the Preferences panel.
- freestyle
- to be documented
- modules
- Python script modules.
- presets
- Python Presets for Blender, cloth, render, sss & sunsky so far!
- startup
- Scripts registered at Blender startup.
- Sub-folders:
- bl_operators: Blender operators modules.
- bl_ui: User interface properties & window properties scripts.
- templates_osl
- OSL Script templates found in the text editor.
- templates_py
- Python Script templates found in the text editor.
