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I fiddled around and figured it out, will post it here for future searchers. The following will move the active object in the local x direction: import Blender from Blender import Mathutils from Blender.Mathutils import * Thing = Blender.Scene.GetCurrent().getActiveObject() LocalTranslation = Transl...

There doesn't seem to be a simple function to do that, or is there?

Tested it with the November CVS and it does work! Thanks.

I wonder why the Python API says that it's for version 2.37 and up.

I'm using Blender 2.42, and trying the following:

In the documentation it is written by layers:

"...Setting is done by passing a list of ints or an empty list for no layers. Example:

ob.layers = [] # object won't be visible..."

But in practice that returns an error saying that only layers 1-20 are permitted.

Thanks a lot. That was it.

I am trying the Lox build 26.02. When rendering a part, it does one pass which results in nice bright colors. But a second later it does a another quick pass and fades all the colors.

How can I keep the first pass?

I found that there is actually a way to do something like it in blender. You can even have real physical bevels without changing your geometry. See here: http://blendertips.blogspot.com/2006/03 ... round.html

Currently, the “set smooth” option makes faces totally round, smoothing from one end to the other. This works beautifully on spheres to produce nice results. But it’s inapplicable to cubes where the results are weird. It would be useful to give “set smooth” an option of “distance from edge”, so the ...