Hi Sybren. I am not sure if you will record more episodes, but one thing that would be amazing to see is how you would approach writing an add-on using Visual Studio Code that has multiple python files structured in it's own folders etc. and how would the back and forth between VisualStudio Code/Blender process look like. Thank you so much for your course, it is truly amazing and super educational!

Thanks again, Sybren!

A suggestion for part 10 (if there will be one ;-)) - how to work with bones and armatures. I have not found really good explanations on the web, e.g. how to manipulate bones in both pose and edit mode (which seems to be very different) I am mainly interested in this for modelling/rigging, less for animating. To be more precise I am trying to write a script/add-on that helps me place bones at the locations of empties. The empties are parented to vertices of a mesh (1v and 3v) and I want to automate placing the bones every time I run the add-on or change the mesh (I am using naming to keep track of the bone-empty combo.)

But of course any other subject is appreciated too. Just keep those tuts coming :-))

off topic. What camera are you using?

Would you suggest using something like Komodo?

For Win10 users, if you experiment, just like me, the addon in e.g. in C:/tmpPKHG (or what you may have used) Look at some later time c:/Users/Eigenaar/AppData/Roaming/Blender Foundation/Blender/2.90/scripts/addons and remove all not suitable *.py Eigenaar is my account name ;-) (means owner)

Till I found and did removed older *.py files I got errors, errors ... So this is my INFO for this nice explanation of Sybren ;-)

Hello Sybren! Thank you

For anyone having trouble with the script showing in the f3 menu.

I was banging my head against my keyboard trying to figure out why the f3 menu wasn't working for me. Even with "Developer Extras" enabled.

The issue lies in making sure the bl_info at the top of the script meets all the criteria listed here https://wiki.blender.org/wiki/Process/Addons/Guidelines/metainfo#Script_Meta_Info

Thanks a lot for the new tutorials!! are awesome.
There are a bunch of tutorials about scripting but a very little (and not realy good) about making your script into an addon. Last year I've watched the first season and i was specting this.
So, a question
There is a way to load in an external coding software the blender API? So the external editor can do blender's console auto completion and recognize blender's syntax.
Thanks again! big fan here

Any documentation to make it work with 2.90? I install and enable the add-on but the F3 menu is missing the operation and there is no menu in the corner to change the parameters when it runs from the python console.

I need to create a more complex plugin, with many py source files.  So, I created a ZIP of all.  But, when I load in in Blender preferences panel, it doesn't appear.  Can you explain what are the correct steps to assemble a working ZIP plugin in Blender?  Thank you

Hello Sybren! Thank you for these nice tutorials, I'm having trouble with the Add-On, I Install it but it won't show up in the Add-On menu, I'm using Blender 2.92.0, what could be the cause of this?