For those using it for 2.81, UV Sphere now uses the radius key instead of size

bpy.ops.mesh.primitive_uv_sphere_add(radius=0.1, location=(1, 1, 1))

Using Blender version 2.82 out of the box the python code doesn't show, I had to tick Python Tooltips in menu Edit > Preferences > Interface

Copy paste while hovering on command is handy indeed. Cool~

Really great, i also love that you put the slides!, it makes easy to go back and check stuff for reference!, good job sir!

at 4.20: auto-completion now uses tab rather than control space (in B2.90 - not sure about B2.8)

You made me buy a cloud account. Grrrrrr Sybren!

(thank you)

Autocomplete hotkey is TAB in Blender 2.8+

I just love this series of video. It's just technical enough not to be boring and still the examples are simple enough to be understandable. Great job. I'm already using all that in my latest project. I'm Done with monkey business !

This is so excellent! Great delivery and graphics. Already worth my monthly subscription. More tutorials like this are always welcome. Thank you.

Transcript please. (no subtitle)

Great!

I get this error:

>>> bpy.data.objects("Cube").location.x Traceback (most recent call last): File "<blender_console>", line 1, in <module> TypeError: 'bpy_prop_collection' object is not callable

>>> bpy.data.objects("Cube").location[0] Traceback (most recent call last): File "<blender_console>", line 1, in <module> TypeError: 'bpy_prop_collection' object is not callable

what am i missing? Blender 2.79b MAC

Should all of this (and the rest of this course) apply to Blender 2.8 Beta (2019-03-03)? Or should I wait for the official release?

great!!!

i am copying exactly like you. and i get an IndentationError: unexpected indent

Very nice indeed. Especially copying from Blender into the search of (Api)the documemtation, is what I did not know , a feature I will use probably a lot.

And congratulations Sybren to your way to giving lessons: Introduction what you will talk about, the talk, AND a recapulation of what has been shown. Great!

Thank you so very much for this course, Mr. Stuvel.

I have blender 2.9.01. is this course something I can do with it?

at around 4 minutes, manipulating the scale: is it correct that scale multiplication is always done with respect to the original object? in other words, with this example command bpy.data.objects['Cube'].scale = (0.5, 0.3, 0.2) will it always make the cube the same size, rather than shrinking it from whatever size it is at the moment of executing the command?

at 6.17, in the Help Menu one can see an Operator Cheat Sheet. clicking on it seems to do nothing, but in fact, a text file has been created and it can be viewed by selecting it in the Text Editor window under the text dropdown (see the text doc icon). if you keep clicking it (as i did before discovering what was happening), you will create more and more copies of the cheat sheet.

It seems in more recent versions of blender when you hover over something and press control-c you are copying that fields value and not the the python path. Is there a new hotkey?

Great series and would like to your vscode integation with blender. Maybe some bender python file structure.I want to write scripts that use other 3rd party modules and output to blender for visuals ( web scrap data then blender to give visuals). Also using python to create node configurations.  These are things that could make a new training series.

copy and paste doesn't work for me. I'm using Blender 2.78c 64 bit in Ubuntu 16.04. Any idea why?

Hi Sybren. I've been trying to create a selection box with a file browser and I've had no luck as of yet. I know it's a little more advanced, but would you mind pointing me in the right direction?