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mshobj = bpy.data.meshes.new('myObject') mshobj.vertices.add(len(coords)) vertices_flat = [f for v in coords for f in v] mshobj.vertices.foreach_set("co", vertices_flat) del vertices_flat nbr_faces = len(faces) mshobj.polygons.add(nbr_faces) mshobj.loops.add(nbr_faces * 3) eekadoodle_faces = [] for ...

"maybe use bmesh module instead" --- LOL! I would do that, if there was something that told me how. I don't have a couple days to waste figuring something out that worked fine before. I need a piece of code that does what I said above. It was, and should be, simple. Other people are looking for it t...

Adding new stuff was necessary, but breaking the old stuff is less obvious. What I'm doing is quite the common case. I've seen those docs, they aren't particularly helpful. They just say... use this not that, but not what the details of using this are, and there's substantial hidden undisclosed fine...

I'm trying to build a mesh with UV texture coordinates from python, continuation of http://www.blender.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=25915 I'm trying to get the tessfaces to work. I don't get any error messages now --- or mesh for that matter. What's the right incantation to make this work? I've wasted ...

since 2.63 (bmesh), there can't be uv1-uv4 anymore, as each face can have unlimited number of vertices (ngons). Therefore, the API and the internal data structures changed. Have a look at the official import scripts Yes, I know the data structures have changed and have seen those documents and a nu...

I have an existing data-transfer script for recreating meshes inside Blender using Python.... a script creates these scripts. It applies UV coordinates to the vertices from a pre-built texFaces array using the following code: texFaces = [ [[0, 0], [0.04166666667, 0.08333333333], [0, 0.08333333333]],...