Hello everyone! 👋😊 I've been working on this script for a week, and I believe I finally finished it! 🎉 So far, it functions correctly based on my testing, but I'm unsure if it will work in every scenario. 🤔 So, if anyone can review the code and suggest any fixes, I would greatly appreciate it! 🙏 Feel free to either leave a comment on this post or join the fun by contributing to the project on GitHub! You can create a pull request—whatever suits you best. 🛠️💻 Thank you! ❤️

Welcome to Part 1 - Getting Started : Very helpful getting me up-to-speed on setting up dev env Quiz & Exercises : The quizzes are a good test of video content and exercises help to bake in knowledge and muscle memory

I used Victor's awesome youtube video "5 Steps to setup VSCode for Blender Python (on Linux)" to setup Blender Python on my Ubuntu (Pop!_OS) laptop. All was good until I got to verifying the VSCode command "Blender: Start" worked. No joy, I get "No such file or directory" for my Blender executable. Me and my AI Buddy spent hours on this problem with no joy. He suggests... 1. Completely reinstall VSCode # Did this twice already 2. Try a different Linux distribution # Not sure how I can do this easily 3. Report issue to the extension developers Has anyone here experienced this type of problem? Thanks for putting up with this long post; but here are some details that might be helpful. The solution probably is staring me in the face but I'm blind at this point. 8^) I ran my_blender_start.sh in an external to VSCode terminal and it worked, both with relative and absolute references. Blender started as expected. OK, so I can start Blender from a terminal! gr8 #!/bin/bash export PATH="/usr/bin:$PATH" /usr/bin/flatpak run --filesystem=host org.blender.Blender -d "$@" Also, In a terminal, I can successfully open blender like this: (base) omartinj@digital-arts:/usr/bin$ /usr/bin/flatpak run --filesystem=host org.blender.Blender -d Switching to fully guarded memory allocator. Blender 4.3.0 Build: 2024-11-19 10:50:58 Linux Release argv[0] = ./blender argv[1] = -d Saved session recovery to "/tmp/quit.blend" Blender quit (base) omartinj@digital-arts:/usr/bin$ When I run an absolute reference to my_blender_start.sh in VSCode Terminal it cannot find the Blender executable. 8^( sh-5.2$ /home/omartinj/Blender_Projects/my_blender_start.sh /home/omartinj/Blender_Projects/my_blender_start.sh: line 3: /usr/bin/flatpak: No such file or directory sh-5.2$ echo $PATH /usr/bin:/app/bin:/app/bin:/app/bin:/usr/bin:/home/omartinj/.var/app/com.visualstudio.code/data/node_modules/bin sh-5.2$ When I run "Blender: Start" in VSCode it fails with...

Hey , my name is john Kiarie from Kenya , i do 3d modeling and now am learning 3d character animation . I joined this space to understand python so that i can be able to expand my way of doing 3d beyond the average way .Thanks for this opportunity i feel awesome and exicted !

Hi! I'm Marty, from Winston-Salem, North Carolina. I'm diving deeper into application programming for 3D art using Python and Blender. I'm all about understanding Blender's API and streamlining my 3D art workflow by automating those repetitive tasks. On a personal note, I'm working on an animated music video for a song I composed, and I'm super excited to learn from the process and create tools to make it easier. Otherwise, I spend my time with my family. Thanks