Blender architecture overview
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Blender architecture overview
http://www.blender3d.org/cms/Blender_Ar ... 336.0.html
It's not complete, but also not nothing. :)
People familiar with how Blender works can find it useful to understand coding for Blender as well.
Please note that blender3d.org -> Infocenter -> Development is constantly been updated with docs for devs!
It's not complete, but also not nothing. :)
People familiar with how Blender works can find it useful to understand coding for Blender as well.
Please note that blender3d.org -> Infocenter -> Development is constantly been updated with docs for devs!
Re: Blender architecture overview
beyond the first page this is less of an architecture, rather than a design document.ton wrote:http://www.blender3d.org/cms/Blender_Ar ... 336.0.html
It's not complete, but also not nothing.
People familiar with how Blender works can find it useful to understand coding for Blender as well.
Please note that blender3d.org -> Infocenter -> Development is constantly been updated with docs for devs!
Help
Hi,
Im new to blender coding, I already read all blender developers information avaliable on blender3D and blender.org page (article about blenders structure is really good).
I have been reading blender code and most of the code is pretty descriptive, however still find some problems, it would be nice to have a database with globals, function, STRUCTURES, etc, etc, and their purpose;
i know theres a lot of work but at least some of the most important data could be documented (g structure).
If there is such a thing... can u tell me where?
Sorry for my english, not my native language
Im new to blender coding, I already read all blender developers information avaliable on blender3D and blender.org page (article about blenders structure is really good).
I have been reading blender code and most of the code is pretty descriptive, however still find some problems, it would be nice to have a database with globals, function, STRUCTURES, etc, etc, and their purpose;
i know theres a lot of work but at least some of the most important data could be documented (g structure).
If there is such a thing... can u tell me where?
Sorry for my english, not my native language
Re: Help
I beg for that too.pazuzu wrote:Hi,
Im new to blender coding, I already read all blender developers information avaliable on blender3D and blender.org page (article about blenders structure is really good).
I have been reading blender code and most of the code is pretty descriptive, however still find some problems, it would be nice to have a database with globals, function, STRUCTURES, etc, etc, and their purpose;
i know theres a lot of work but at least some of the most important data could be documented (g structure).
If there is such a thing... can u tell me where?
Sorry for my english, not my native language
Re: Help
I was hoping to make a Roundtable at the next Blender Conference with as much Coders as possible to solve this, but if it could be done previously, the better.gabio wrote:I beg for that too.pazuzu wrote:Hi,
Im new to blender coding, I already read all blender developers information avaliable on blender3D and blender.org page (article about blenders structure is really good).
I have been reading blender code and most of the code is pretty descriptive, however still find some problems, it would be nice to have a database with globals, function, STRUCTURES, etc, etc, and their purpose;
i know theres a lot of work but at least some of the most important data could be documented (g structure).
If there is such a thing... can u tell me where?
Sorry for my english, not my native language
How to use a Blender:
Put your model, rig, animation and textures in the Blender, turn the Blender on and wait for it to Render, then turn the Blender off and show it to your friends.
Put your model, rig, animation and textures in the Blender, turn the Blender on and wait for it to Render, then turn the Blender off and show it to your friends.
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If you haven't you will also want to check out this doc:
http://www.blender3d.org/cms/Full_Paper.465.0.html
http://www.blender3d.org/cms/Full_Paper.465.0.html
On the wiki we are beginning documenting of useful blender stuff.
http://wiki.blender.org/bin/view.pl/Ble ... gTutorials
is in a very preliminary stage - the wiki is probably the best location to do this sort of thing.
LetterRip
http://wiki.blender.org/bin/view.pl/Ble ... gTutorials
is in a very preliminary stage - the wiki is probably the best location to do this sort of thing.
LetterRip
This one works.berttreb wrote:Try this like for coding tutorials.
http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Hackers_Guide
Regards
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