Blender Tutorial: Boost Realism using Python

This Blender video demonstrates how to use Python to individually move and rotate a large group of objects, by random amounts, to add realism to a Blender scene. Blender version 2.82a was used for this video.

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[rlocatellidigital]

This is one of the most didactic tutorial I ever seen. Python language explained with clear and pedagogical language. You are the best Blender teacher on the web.

[garys]

As a programmer, this is my favorite tutorial I found in your channel. Thx

[avatarxs]

there is something called randomized transform and does just that.

[reinholdamanpal]

Thats actually so convinient since i know python, but never know how to put it into the blender terminal. That's inspiring and a good lesson. 💙🛡

[RowDogSA]

Thanks. A perfect example of how Python can help save time.

[HasanRx]

Wow. I never knew that Python scripting in Blender could be ultra useful like that. Very helpful video.

[NICK....]

A coding tutorial that both explains the code step by step and doesn't sound patronizing, such rarity

[monkmichel]

Nice one! I wouldn't be against more Python tuts, you have the perfect way of clearing things up!

[pile]

Amazing. Congrats.
You've practically taught the whole basis of Python in 5 mins. 😁

[TheoGottwald]

You are an outstanding good tutor. Especially you know when to make a small rest so people can learn.

[davidtakacs]

Nice video! Everything is full understandable, clear, no one could do it better! I love it!

[KCflynn]

This should be an addon, it's brilliant.

[falxonPSN]

Really good lesson for how to apply coding skills to Blender. I'm going to go play with this right now...

[babylonfive]

This is so calming. Thanks for your dedication and patience.

[silverman]

i love your videos, it's very clear step by step, your voice have superb tone, and without nonsense pla pla pla, thank you 🙏🏻

[DavidRisnik]

very good explanation, I will already apply it to my projects! Congratulations

[baruchkata]

Congratulations for your attention on commentary's importance

[hans_____]

I took a college course on this. It was one of my favorite classes.

[paweb]

Hi! Thanks for great tutorials, but this one... There is an option in blender to randomize transform of all selected objects. Just make an array of blocks and apply it. Then go to edit mode, select all. Press "P" and select "by loose parts". This will create separate object out of each block. You will have all of them selected. Click on top-left menu OBJECT -> Transform -> Randomize transform. There you can set movement MAX and rotation along any axis you want and each selected element will be randomly transformed. Easier than using Python and gives you same result ;) And you see changes of values live (until you deselect objects or click somewhere else)

[IgorNaydaphotochronik]

very interesting and fantastically useful! Thank you for the very important information and your work !!!