selecting multiple NMesh objects

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hi,
Does anyone know how to select multiple NMesh objects from python script?
i know i can do this in 3d window by clicking RMB on objects while pressing ‘shift’ key but i would like to do this from python script.

Thanks in advance

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import Blender
obj=[o for o in Blender.Object.Get() if o.getType()=='Mesh']
for o in  obj:  o.sel=1
Blender.Window.RedrawAll()
3

Thanks, it worked great.
But the thing is… what i really want to do is making one NMesh object from multiply selected objects. i guess i was not clear about that.
To make one single object from several objects, do i have to do ‘exporting and importing’? or is there any easy way?

Thanks again

4

You have just to push : ctrl-j

5

i figured out ‘ctrl+j’ joins selected objects into a single object in 3d window.
But is there any way i can do that using python script?
Now i know how to select multiple objects but have no idea how to make it into a simgle object.
i tried to figure it out by myself but not easy.
please help.

Thanks again.

6

The python’s way is really longer and more complex.

7

One of my personal goals is to make macro calls to functions like
Join, Convert, Centre-Cursor, ApplySizeRot, Duplicate, Delete-
I hope it will be in for 2.36

8

you can do it with current python,

have a look at the Window module for the event handling stuff, and the Draw module for key names.

LetterRip

9

hi,
i solved the problem by selecting multiple objects by the following script code and doing ‘export and import object file’ process.

obj=[o for o in Blender.Object.Get() if o.getType()==‘Mesh’]
for o in obj: o.sel=1