A High-Level Plotting Interface for Blender in Python.
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blender-plot
A High-Level Plotting Interface for Blender in Python.
Install:
pip install blender-plot
Example:
import blender_plot as bp
import numpy as np
# create 512 normally distributed 3d points
data = np.random.standard_normal((512, 3))
s = bp.DefaultScene()
s.scatter(data)
# render the scene to an image
s.render("standard_normal.png", resolution=(1200, 1200))
# save the scene to a .blend file
s.save("standard_normal.blend")
Output:
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