Script Blender Automation
Skill Verified ActiveWrite Blender Python scripts for procedural modeling, animation, batch operations, and add-on development using advanced bpy API patterns. Use when automating repetitive modeling or animation tasks, generating procedural geometry from algorithms or data, creating batch rendering pipelines with parameter variations, building custom operators or add-ons, or integrating Blender with external data pipelines and APIs.
To enable users to automate repetitive or complex tasks in Blender by writing advanced Python scripts for procedural generation, animation, batch operations, and add-on development.
Features
- Procedural geometry generation using BMesh
- Keyframe animation automation and driver creation
- Batch processing of multiple files or objects
- Custom operator and modal operator development
- Data-driven procedural generation from CSV/JSON
Use Cases
- Automating repetitive modeling or animation tasks
- Generating procedural geometry from algorithms or data
- Creating batch rendering pipelines with parameter variations
- Building custom operators or add-ons for workflow enhancement
Non-Goals
- General-purpose Python scripting outside of Blender
- GUI design for Blender add-ons (focus is on scripting)
- External application integration beyond data pipelines
Workflow
- Identify task requirements (modeling, animation, batch ops)
- Write or adapt Blender Python script using provided examples
- Execute script within Blender's scripting environment
- Verify generated geometry, animation, or processed output
- Iterate on script based on expected vs. actual results
Documentation
- info:Configuration & parameter referenceWhile the SKILL.md provides code examples, it does not explicitly document all potential parameters or their defaults for functions like `create_parametric_surface` or batch processing functions. Some parameters are inferable from code.
Code Execution
- info:ValidationThe Python code itself doesn't explicitly show the use of a schema validation library like Zod or Pydantic for input parameters within the Blender script functions. Basic type checking is present in examples, but not comprehensive validation.
- info:Error HandlingThe provided Python snippets include basic 'Expected' and 'On failure' sections, but the code itself doesn't demonstrate explicit try-catch blocks for all operations or structured error reporting for the agent.
Errors
- info:Actionable error messagesThe SKILL.md provides 'On failure' notes for code examples, but these are not fully developed actionable error messages with remediation steps for an agent.
Practical Utility
- info:Edge casesWhile code examples include 'Expected' and 'On failure' notes, explicit documentation of failure modes with observable symptoms and recovery steps is limited.
Installation
/plugin install agent-almanac@pjt222-agent-almanacQuality Score
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