I asked ChatGPT to provide a Charge field description of a Tornado.ChatGPT did so. After which ChatGPT wrote. If you’d like, I can also give you: * A **diagram-style explanation** * A **side-by-side comparison** of Mathis vs mainstream tornado formation * A **step-by-step animation logic** for Blender, if you want to model a tornado using his charge-field ideas Me, An excellent suggestion, I agreed to a Blender python tornado model, understood to be charge-field inspired motions and not true charge field physics. I've been working with it over the last week. The animation works, at least on my machine, but the particles are still moving too fast to track.

I am updating my script for Blender 5.0, my biggest script is an exporter script that does a lot of types of files video, adds caption, takes popular armature, copies animation onto them and exports. At 867, the code essentially repeats itself, import unreal engine mannequin manny, then quinn, then ready player me. My question is what can do to make this easier to maintain? Can I save the parts to scripts, and then have a blender run that

I’m working on a film about microorganisms such as fungi and bacteria. The underground portion of a fungus is composed of hyphae which are single strands of connected cells. A large grouping of hyphae is called a mycelium. The first image is of a mycelial mat that I did in Blender with no coding. But just for the fun of it, I tried to reproduce this entirely in code. Full disclosure – I had some help from VS Code Copilot AI. The Blend file is attached along with a screenshot of the results. Cool things left to do with a script: taper the ends of each hyphal strand and create septae (cross walls) to divide the hyphae into distinct cells. Just run the script to generate the sidebar operator and make some fungus!

Hey team, Due to a few ASAP items that require my immediate attention, I need to be fully focused this week. Therefore, I will have to postpone our Coffee Hangout until next week. I apologize for the last minute update. I'm really looking forward to connecting with you all and catching up then!

I understand that it probably is standard growing pains between versions, so learning scripting should probably keep me working in blender 4.5. I was noticing a lot of commands in the bpy.ops line of commands like bpy.ops.mesh.primitive_ico_sphere_add() and bpy.ops.mesh.primitive_plane_add() and even things like editing a material's diffuse_color was returning "cannot modify blend data in this state (drawing/rendering)" All my attempts to be in the correct state have failed on those operations, when running the script in the text editor window. I haven't seen any recent chatter on this case after the version's release. So I was wondering, is there was any way to appease the error with a workflow change?