Artistic Coding in Blender by David Mignot

This video is soooooo much helpful for me...
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Thanks a lot...😊

What made modeling difficult for me is the too much to learn....and then there's sculpting. I'm a "lazy-hard" type person; I'll do things the hard way if doing things the easy way has a barrier to entry. I'll just sculpt (and then retopo) anything with geometry more complex than a table fan for example. This is good since I kinda know python already. I can basically make my own generators with this!

A hope for Engineer Artist.❤

script modelling in blender, nice! anything involving arrays comes out better just typing it in I think.

French genius

what language is this? is it python? can we use C# for python?

not even close to what the thumbnail is ....

I wonder, how to copy and paste the code for object from info section to the actual console section? ctrl+c ctrl+v doesn't work fpr me. Anyone else with this issue?

Awesome content! Any idea how I could add my own custom mesh/objects, and not just the primitive objects to be generated in a grid with python?

In all human history, from Cleopatre to Napoleon, Nobody ever open blender without deleting the default cube first.

As a total newbie to artistic coding and the one who haven’t even installed Blender yet: it’s not possible to do it without the Blender software installed, right? No Python modules like this?

All of that in only under 100 lines of code? Cool. I might have to get into this later.

Miraculous!!

Super cool, thanks for showcasing!

BROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

Thank you for this! Super cool video! A+++

That was great. Thank you.

Wow. I didn’t know Blender could do this.

Still helping after 2 years

Sorry for being too null

Sae

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Can we do coding by formulaes which covers negligible things that looks like 100 percent virtual reality in blender

LMAO when I heard his terrible mic quality

Great video, thank you! Could we please get the source code for the last script he showed on the screen?

sick

after introductions, with 16 seconds of instructions i now know how to make any procedural collection of cubes. that is awesome. and this technique of watching the log for commands is much easier than learning the whole docs. A++++ 100

very interesting, thanks

미쳤다.....

What program language is in using to generate this art

Very concise and clear. Thank you

i am new and having trouble creating and assigning materials directly via the code:

bpy.ops.material.new() is the only command I seem to find.
I don't find bpy.ops.material.append() as shown in the video.

Am I missing something? :/

very nice! thanks

Wow!! One of the best instructional Blender videos I've ever seen and I'VE SEEN A LOT!!

How can I randomly assign more than 2 materials to my grid objects? Got a palette of 6 matching colors which shall be randomly assigned to the cubes. 🤔

Can I download an old version of Blender and use Python on it?

Just FYI, they removed bpy.context.scene.update() and now I think you would use bpy.context.view_layer.update()

your projects are at Behance

Trés bien... French dude! 💎✨👌

This is a fantastic fondue with baguette video! Thank you so much!!!

what is the command for create the cube

Unveilling the mysteries of bpy one line at a time. Starts to show what's possible with a couple of lines of Python and Blender. Thanks David!

what the hell!!!!❤❤🤩🤩😮😮

nice but, how make the final ?

This looks way better than coding it in processing.

Some people are really freaking clever..

oh wow! 2 years of using Blender and I never used the coding feature🥲

Hi guys what is this type of art style called? Much thanks!

Can we use p5.js or JavaScript in blender?