Hi guys, I'm a 3D artist from India with 3 years of 3D modeling experience. I like to learn new skills and also I like to automate tasks. I recently switched to Blender and to simplify the tasks in my company I created a new addon with the help of AI that helped a lot in my work. But I don't have any coding or scripting knowledge. So I decided to learn coding and in search of courses to learn scripting as an artist, I ended up here.

Hi, My name is Jinny, currently work as 3D artist in Sweden. I always want to learn to create tools, and I found that Blender is a good beginner platform to start with. Moreover, Blender is one of pipeline software in my daily work, which fits my goal perfect! At the moment I would like to create a plugin that can do auto UV and scale UV map to real world scale. I realized I will need to understand more about python and Blender API. Therefore, Here I am!😄

Hello, Do you have any experience in using ChatGPT (or any other LLM) to help you with Python code for Blender? If so, when did you find it most useful? Anything interesting you found? What level of experience do you think is best to pickup tools like this? I have personally used it to generate some initial code, to debug code that doesn't work, to explain some existing code to me or even teach me some basics about Python. Having very little experience in Python it has given me mixed results depending on the complexity of what I am asking but it sometimes worked surprisingly well. Really interested to know your thoughts!

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Hey there! New here, just letting you guys know that I am very excited to jion you and that I will direct my efforts towards parametric design for architecture. Any tips are highly appreciated! :)