I am taking advantage of the holidays to tidy up my projects because of the mess in the directories. I'm a big fan of Obsidian ! I thought it would be cool to have an Obsidian Vault to document the blender project and files. - What does it have to do with blender and python ? - Wait a sec ! The thing is that i often move Blender files from one project to another as a resource or example. The ideal solution would be to embed the MarkDown in the Blender file. Step 1 : i create an ObsidiaNote as a data.text write some Md in the note as documentation Step 2 : Parse the repository with python script and ' Vrala ! ' Not so easy to acces Blender component from the outside i get the solution with blender --background {file}.blend --python ./tomd.py let me know your opinions

I tried my best to practice making custom panel add-ons while watching YouTube videos. It was quite challenging and difficult, but I understood just a little bit.

Another Huge Update for my Palette Renderer Add-on! 🎨✨ The add-on now comes with its very own Color Harmony Generator, making it super easy to generate color palettes based on real color theory rules: 🎭 Monochromatic – Different shades of the same color 🌿 Analogous – Neighboring colors on the spectrum 🎯 Complementary – Opposites that create strong contrast 🔺 Triadic – Three evenly spaced colors 🟥 Tetradic – Four colors forming a rectangle on the wheel 🎭 Split-Complementary – A base color + two adjacent complementary colors 🎲 Random, yet harmonious – Because why not? 😆 And that’s not all! I’ve added Saturation and Brightness controls, so I have even more power over my color choices—whether I want soft pastels, vibrant pops, or deep, moody tones. Bonus Update: The Render Statistics Panel has also been revamped for better readability and now includes even more render-related info! Can't wait to hear what you think! 🚀🔥

When pasting Python Class definitions into the Interactive Python Console, you might see an error that says "IndentationError: unexpected indent" There are several ways to work around this. (see video)

Class part with VScode, I was trying it out in Blender, but the formatter was I was testing the Class part in Blender while using VScode, and the formatter thoughtfully added a space between the class variable and the method. But because of this, I couldn't get the I was trying to use the Class part in Blender while using VScode, but the formatter was very considerate and put a space between class variables and methods. indentation error when copying and pasting. It's a bit of a pitfall.