Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this Blender Python Tutorial we will show you where to find Scripting / API Changes. As many of you may already know, Blender 3.0 has been released. With the new release there are (as expected) many changes, not only to the UI but also to Blender Python and Scripting. Some of these Changes will most likely will break your code or add-on that you are working on.
If you are scripting with python and find this is the case you can head over to the Release Notes for the Python API and see what has been changed. It is a simple way of finding what code you need to change to fix your broken Add-ons.
You can check out the Release Notes here: wiki.blender.org/wiki/Reference/Release_Notes/3.0/Python_API
Some of the changes may not apply to the code you are working on but if you find your code is broken I would certainly take a look at the "Breaking Changes" Section.
I hope you find this quick video helpful and as always thanks for watching!
In this Blender Python Tutorial we will show you where to find Scripting / API Changes. As many of you may already know, Blender 3.0 has been released. With the new release there are (as expected) many changes, not only to the UI but also to Blender Python and Scripting. Some of these Changes will most likely will break your code or add-on that you are working on.
If you are scripting with python and find this is the case you can head over to the Release Notes for the Python API and see what has been changed. It is a simple way of finding what code you need to change to fix your broken Add-ons.
You can check out the Release Notes here: wiki.blender.org/wiki/Reference/Release_Notes/3.0/Python_API
Some of the changes may not apply to the code you are working on but if you find your code is broken I would certainly take a look at the "Breaking Changes" Section.
I hope you find this quick video helpful and as always thanks for watching!
![Blender 2.8 Tutorial: Project Cloud - [Stylized Sci-fi Planet Surface]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yJKg49YKkDI/mqdefault.jpg "Blender 2.8 Tutorial: Project Cloud - [Stylized Sci-fi Planet Surface]
In this video I wanted to continue the Sci fi Space Theme with another Stylized planet surface.
The Idea was to create a simple Canyon scene with some Fog, Clouds and a bridge (for our focal point) snaking off into the distance. For the Clouds, I used the Shader Library addon which you can download for free here: https://darkfallblender.blogspot.com/2020/06/blender-add-on-shader-library-version.html
I created the Cloud Shader for this tutorial and so it still needs a lot of work to not only look good but to be easier to use.. That being said, it will be addressed shortly (time permitted)..
If you want to download any of the assets used in the video you can find the download links in the blog: (Scheduled for upload)
I know this video is quite long but I wanted to fit in as much as I could. Hopefully you will find it useful!.
Free Textures : https://www.textures.com/")
![Blender Compositing VFX Tutorial : Digital Matte Painting: Copse Cove [Node Editor]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yLG6pzxXaDo/mqdefault.jpg "Blender Compositing VFX Tutorial : Digital Matte Painting: Copse Cove [Node Editor]
In this Blender Compositing VFX Tutorial, we will be creating another Digital Matte Painting called Copse Cove.
We will be using another Coastal Movie clip and adding some elements for compositing a nice little matte painting.
This Tutorial is similar to other Matte Paintings that we have done before, but there are some differences that you may find useful.
For those who wanted to know how to create the Intro, I have posted screen shots (Links Below) of the Effect I like to call The Negative Ink Drop Effect..
Though its similar to the Ink Drop Effect we have done previously, this new Effect is really quite simple.
Dont forget to post your Matte paintings in our group!.
I hope you found this Blender Compositing VFX Tutorial helpful!
Links-
Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/darkfallblender
Digital Matte Painting Node Set-up: https://goo.gl/VpJL7F
Intro Node Set-up: https://goo.gl/ct8Tmh
Rocks BG Video: https://goo.gl/C1rmTH
Horse Video: https://goo.gl/tcsuhX
Birds Video: https://goo.gl/1J6ctK
Boat Video: https://goo.gl/yubPQk
Horse Rider Image: https://goo.gl/TxHEGb
Mont Saint Michel Town Image: https://goo.gl/BuVsBv
Tower Image: https://goo.gl/72oQQE
Tree Images (Various): https://goo.gl/xHk7S2")
![Blender Python Tutorial : Add a keyframe & Modifier with Python [learn python for beginners]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zYi5JPmMG3w/mqdefault.jpg "Blender Python Tutorial : Add a keyframe & Modifier with Python [learn python for beginners]
In this Blender Python Tutorial, we will be looking at how we can add a Keyframe and a Modifier to a Shader using Blender Python - bpy.
Looking to learn Python for beginners? You are in the right place. Be sure to check out the Scripting Playlist!.
In this example, we will be creating a flickering or Neon Light which can then be implemented into our Shader Library Addon.
I hope you find this Blender Python Tutorial helpful and as always thanks for watching!.
Links
Blog Post: https://darkfallblender.blogspot.com/2020/01/blender-python-tutorial-how-to-create.html
Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/darkfallblender/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/DarkfallStudios")
