Extensions:2.6/Py/Scripts/Object/Object Multi Rename
< Extensions:2.6 | Py | Scripts | Object
| UI location | View3D > Toolbar | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Usage | I recommend having the outliner open and setting it to show the selected objects only, otherwise you won't see anything happen.
You can find the new menu in the toolbar in 3d-View. Select objects or bones that you want to rename, click on <Rename objects> and set the parameters in the lower area of the toolbar in 3d-View. | ||
| Version | 0.1 | Author(s) | Maximilian Eham |
| Blender | 2.55 > 33588 | License | GPL |
| Note(s) | One important thing to understand about this script is that it always works on the original object/bone names, so if you messed up a parameter, say you set <trim end> to a high value so all your objects are called untitled.001 etc, then you can simply lower the value and the original names will reappear. | ||
| File name | object_multi_rename.py |
|---|---|
| Current version download | http://projects.blender.org/tracker/download.php/153/467/25214/20183/object_multi_rename.py |
| Python modules | re, fnmatch |
The wildcards you can use in the <Find String>-field:
| * | matches everything |
| ? | matches a single character |
| [sequence] | matches a single character in the sequence
examples: [0-9] matches a single digit [a-z] matches the whole ABC in lower case |
| [!sequence] | matches a single character which is NOT in the sequence |
