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And this should really help http://www.pasteall.org/12757/python #### points from Beziercurve http://www.pasteall.org/12757/python #### using an array import array def getPoints(Curve): print("\ngetting points for ", C1.name," by array") Curve_length = len(Curve.splines[0].bezier_points) print("Curv...

this post is a year old, but i came across it while searching on text edits.

bpy.ops.text.make_internal()

For a very basic intro on getting started with python using the blender Text Editor see
http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/User: ... i_Proposal

some tips on searching for libraries I used the ubuntu software center first which worked half the time. if that failed i search using the ubuntu package search http://packages.ubuntu.com/ and then did a sudo apt-get install library Both these programs automatically select where to install the files...

ps. Where should i put the library and SDL.h? OK. I was able to fix my ubuntu software center. I had configured default python to be python3.2 . The "install" button no longer worked. I pointed back to python2.7 and everything's fine. Software Center decides where to put libraries. from the termina...

Google ubuntu and SDL.h and you should be able to locate what package you need to install. Thanks, i'm on it. But why wouldn't SDL.h be bundled with the dependency libraries i downloaeded. Is the tutorial out of date and missing added libs? I'm following: http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Dev:2.5/D...

I'm trying to build blender using scons on ubuntu 11.04 using an svn fetch from Oct 08, 2011. I've disabled FFMPEG, JACK and OPENCOLLADA in user-config.py as discussed in the windows-scons build path tutorial. They give errors. I now get the following from python2.7 scons/scons.py intern/audaspace/i...

I am still getting the same error message. I wonder what that message might be. Yup, it would help to know the error. If it's what you put in the subject line - "Python Error, Check System Console" well a screenshot would help here, but basically, the python console embedded in Blender is not where...

If you want to send me your .blend file explaining the desired workflow, your mirroring hacks and the animation headaches I'll have a look. If you can, download Cam-studio recorder or some other screen video capture to add some video to the scripting specification doc to support your written descrip...

I have windows7 64bit on a 64 bit processor. Cl.exe does compile hello world correctly if I configure vs2010 to build target x64. I have both python32 and python27 installed at c:\. Currently I only have python27 in the path, but i think scons should find python32 as well. My main concern now is tha...

Have you had any responses to this?
I could probably tackle some of the work- the mirroring scripts.
Not too familiar with export plugins though.
any other coders want to team up?
email kesten@solarmobiletrailers.com

I *believe* there is an 'install' target for cmake that puts files into the install dir. (have not paid close attention since happily sconzing myself) I re-fetched the lead release from the blender trunk today. Then i tried compiling with cmake and scons. Cmake still gets stuck on gnu_gettext.dll ....

I'm having the same problem. I gave up on building an x64 version for now as it seemed to be a shelf full of cans full of worms. I removed python32 from the system path and added python27 in the vc2008Express command prompt. I built with cmake -now targeting vc 9.0 2008 win32. Now it compiles happil...

This module machine type 'X86' conflicts with target machine type 'x64' sounds like some mix 32 bit and 64 bit prorams. Are you running 32 bit Python?[/quote] I agree. >python gives the version as 64 (amd) on win32. I always download the x64 if it is available. But what does 64 on win32 mean? 2 prob...

I am trying to compile 64 bit blender 2.9 on a windows 7 machine. I tried cmake first but got errors, so I'm now working with scons. I had python2.7 on my machine. Scons compiled everything happily but while linking makesdna.exe i got the error: module machine type 'X86' conflicts with target machin...

The Vimeo actually had the best resolution for me. Thanks.