Blender and 3D Art anyone can make using Python
summary
Blender ships a full Python install with numpy and a bundled Blender API, supports pip-installed packages, and can run headless via the command line for batch renders. Demos show node-based workflows with Sverchok and Geometry Nodes, custom Python nodes, a fractal attractor and layered scatter plots produced with blender-plots with palettable in about two hours, and time-based animation is supported. Some add-ons fail on Apple silicon but machine learning pipelines and full automation are feasible using Python. headless command-line rendering
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Blender and Python intro
- 3:33Blender with Python
- 9:55Node geometry plugins
- 14:07Data visualization in Blender
- 19:19Procedural tools
- 20:00Final demo scatter plots
- 22:25Q&A imports ML automation
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