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So, if we are interest in the camera, we can simply check for the type-property of the object. But there is also a property вЂњtypeвЂќ on bpy_type.Object (which you can find easily with the auto-completion feature). Ok, so obviously, many objects are represented by the type bpy_types.ObjectВ in Blender.

Use the interactive Python command-line to write and execute a script line-by-line.

Write a python script within the integrated Text Editor of Blender and execute it with the push of a button.

Start Blender with a Python script for execution.

When it comes to writing and executing your own Python scripts and tinker with the API you basically have three different options: This is a very rich stash of codeВ snippetsВ you should be able to understand after this post. вЂњaddonsвЂќ contains a lot of export scripts for different kind of model formats. If you have a look into the application-bundle, you will find the subfolder /Applications/blender.app/Contents/MacOS/2.59/scripts/ containing lots of python script-files. The whole application is written in python (correct me if I am wrong) including all operation and actions that you can trigger via the user-interface. IntroductionДepending on how close a look at Blender you hadВ already, you might actually know that it comes with its own python runtime in the application bundle. My feeling while writing was that it wraps things up much more nicely if we actually have some kind of result in our iOS application to show of at the end of this part.

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In contrast to myВ initialВ plans, this is a rather lengthy post as we have to introduce some basics, will go the full way to already write a very simple export-functionality from Blender and also write corresponding import-functionality for ourВ iOS application, respectively. We will only be using the most basic features of the language. If not, I recommend googling for вЂњpython in 10 minutesвЂќ. I will also assume you have some basic knowledge of the Python scripting language.

Within this part, we will directly jump into the Python API of Blender.В So, for this part I assumed you already have tinkered with Blender, done some basicВ modelingВ and find your way around the UI. I also tried to give some links and tipps for learning the basics of BlenderВ modeling. As it is a quiet new API, I think it was worth it. The first part focused on setting up a basic GLKit Xcode-project as theВ prerequisiteВ for the following parts.

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Welcome to the second part of this practical series on Blender for the use with GLKit-based iOS-applications.

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