If you do not have the experimental options set to the latest version of Blender 3D, then you may not have all the developer features available. Here’s how it’s activated: in the main menu select Edit – Preferences… and in the Interface area check the Developer Extras checkbox as seen in the screenshot:
In this tutorial, I will present two features for the Visual Code user. The first is using regular expressions. If you want to convert a large text into HTML code, you can use Ctr+H and activate the function of the regular expression and automatically replace areas of the initial text. A good example that adds… Read More »
You can render around an object 360 degrees with python script. Open your scene and add some lights, and a Susanne object on the origin point – this will be rendered by the camera. You need to have these names for the objects because are used by the script: Camera and Suzanne. If you want… Read More »
Linux Mint 21 is a long term support release which will be supported until 2027. I used Linux Mint in the past, which was very stable and fast. It was also normal because it works on the Debian distribution. It seems that they gave up and tried something newer, Ubuntu. I suspect that the main… Read More »
First, you need to have one good procedural material. You can see I used a wave texture link to the Principled BSDF node and this to the default material node. This will create procedural material with distortions. If you want to create a texture for your object you need to use these steps: Select Render… Read More »
The development team comes with this intro: PVS‑Studio is a static analyzer on guard of code quality, security known ad SAST, and code safety. PVS‑Studio detects various errors – typos, dead code, and potential vulnerabilities (Static Application Security Testing, SAST). The analyzer matches warnings to the Common Weakness Enumeration, SEI CERT Coding Standards, and supports… Read More »