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Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Blender 2.90 Tutorial, learn python scripting (for beginners)
In this video we will take a quick look at how to properly name our classes.
Looking to learn Python for beginners? You are in the right place. Be sure to check out the Scripting Playlist!.
In past videos I may have (incorrectly) told you to name your classes in a way that may kick up an error message. We should follow the Correct Naming Convention in order to keep our scripts tidy and separate.. If we have Classes that share the same name we could cause unexpected results.
So that being said, I wanted to quickly show you how to better name your Classes. If you want more information you can check out our blog post here: darkfallblender.blogspot.com/2020/07/blender-python-tutorial-class-naming.html
I hope this quick Blender Python Tutorial helps and as always thanks for watching!.
Blender 2.90 Tutorial, learn python scripting (for beginners)
In this video we will take a quick look at how to properly name our classes.
Looking to learn Python for beginners? You are in the right place. Be sure to check out the Scripting Playlist!.
In past videos I may have (incorrectly) told you to name your classes in a way that may kick up an error message. We should follow the Correct Naming Convention in order to keep our scripts tidy and separate.. If we have Classes that share the same name we could cause unexpected results.
So that being said, I wanted to quickly show you how to better name your Classes. If you want more information you can check out our blog post here: darkfallblender.blogspot.com/2020/07/blender-python-tutorial-class-naming.html
I hope this quick Blender Python Tutorial helps and as always thanks for watching!.
![Blender Python Tutorial : Class Naming Convention [learn python for beginners]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/i12oOBI3E28/mqdefault.jpg "Blender Python Tutorial : Class Naming Convention [learn python for beginners]
Blender 2.90 Tutorial, learn python scripting (for beginners)
In this video we will take a quick look at how to properly name our classes.
Looking to learn Python for beginners? You are in the right place. Be sure to check out the Scripting Playlist!.
In past videos I may have (incorrectly) told you to name your classes in a way that may kick up an error message. We should follow the Correct Naming Convention in order to keep our scripts tidy and separate.. If we have Classes that share the same name we could cause unexpected results.
So that being said, I wanted to quickly show you how to better name your Classes. If you want more information you can check out our blog post here: https://darkfallblender.blogspot.com/2020/07/blender-python-tutorial-class-naming.html
I hope this quick Blender Python Tutorial helps and as always thanks for watching!.")
![Blender Tutorial: Quick Smoke Tool - Smokey (Wispy) Text Effect [Smoke Simulation]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/in4890g2-oo/mqdefault.jpg "Blender Tutorial: Quick Smoke Tool - Smokey (Wispy) Text Effect [Smoke Simulation]
In this Video we will be looking at the Quick Smoke Tool in Blender to achieve a Wispy smoke effect.
There are so many different settings to play around with, you can create many different results. If you make something cool with the smoke sim be sure to post a video or link in our facebook group.
I rendered this out with a small amount of samples and I use denoise (which did an okay job) but if this was for your own project, I would increase the samples to get a better result.
If you want to check out the settings I used for this Final shot I will post the Info in the FB group.
I hope you found this video helpful and as always, thanks for watching!.
Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/147625555899175/
Dafont: https://www.dafont.com/")
![Blender Python Tutorial : Create Property Group & Enumerator (Panel) [learn python for beginners]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/jZt3MO5D1R8/mqdefault.jpg "Blender Python Tutorial : Create Property Group & Enumerator (Panel) [learn python for beginners]
In this Blender Python Tutorial, we will be looking at adding an Enumerator and other Custom Properties onto a Panel. We will also be creating a Property Group which will contain a number of custom Properties we can define.
Looking to learn Python for beginners? You are in the right place. Be sure to check out the Scripting Playlist!.
We will need a couple of things before we can get started. We will need a basic script that contains a Panel, operator and a registration section. You can use Blenders Templates to add a panel and operator.
If you want to follow along you can download the template script or the Finished Script from our blog: https://darkfallblender.blogspot.com/2020/08/blender-python-tutorial-how-to-add.html
I hope you found this Blender Python Tutorial helpful and as always thanks for watching!.")
![Blender Tutorial: The Sphere [Stylized Sci-fi Planet Hard Surface]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kKk-twIfKT4/mqdefault.jpg "Blender Tutorial: The Sphere [Stylized Sci-fi Planet Hard Surface]
In this video we will be creating a stylized Sci-fi Planet Hard Surface scene. I wanted to create a gloomy/atmospheric surface with a bunch of mountains in the background. Along with some visual interest (in the form of a sphere). Since I used eevee it took less than a second to render each frame (though if you want to use cycles, then feel free to do so!).
If you want to download some free Texture Images you can find lots of amazing content here: https://www.textures.com/search?q=concrete
For those of you who want to download the VFX nodes addon you can visit our blog post here: https://darkfallblender.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_8.html
I hope you enjoyed this video! as always, stay safe and thanks for watching!.")
![Blender 2.8: VFX Nodes (Version 1.1) [Addon]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/klu_9EBVyiE/mqdefault.jpg "Blender 2.8: VFX Nodes (Version 1.1) [Addon]
Version 1.2 is now available to download here: http://bit.ly/2kB5XYt
In this video we will be looking at Version 1.1 of the Darkfall VFX Nodes Add-on.
In this first Update, I have made a few Minor changes to the UI and the Process. It took far too long before to scroll through the effects to find the one we want, so I have placed each Effect into its own Section.
Each node now has its own color to further make them unique and I have also set the Width of each node (saving you from resizing each time).
When you add in the Effect node (you no longer have to press Shift A, you can click the button and the node will be added), the current nodes in the compositor are no longer deleted.
There are some other small changes to this Face lift of an update but I think they had been needed and were certainly requested.
In this Update, I also added the Vignette Node, which is another common effect for Visual Effects.
I will be continuing to add new effects and also improving the add-on overall.
I hope you find this add-on helpful!
As always, thanks for watching!")
![Blender Compositing VFX Tutorial : Remove People/Objects from Videos [Node Editor]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lR89kPyPghg/mqdefault.jpg "Blender Compositing VFX Tutorial : Remove People/Objects from Videos [Node Editor]
In this Blender Compositing VFX Tutorial we will be removing people/objects from our footage. Be sure to check out our latest Add-on, The Darkfall VFX Add-on. Its a free add-on that contains 8 different effects and the Clone Node making this Tutorial outdated.. .. Check out the blog page here: http://bit.ly/2kB5XYt
When shooting in locations you can not control, there is always the risk of having unwanted people or objects in your shot.
For example, we want a nice shot of the lighthouse and the water behind but there is a man in the way.
With a few Masks and some Nodes we can easily remove the problem and get the shot we want.
I hope this Blender Compositing VFX Tutorial helps and as always Thanks for watching!.
Lighthouse Video - https://videos.pexels.com/videos/man-enjoying-the-waves-crashing-2239")
