How to copy the statistics info?

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Also, how can I display it as a list for each selected object? (so i dont need to run the code 50 times for each object) This would be a big help.

22

Sure.

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import bpy

VAR_LIST = []

c1 = bpy.context.window_manager.clipboard = str(bpy.context.scene.statistics(bpy.context.view_layer))
c1.encode("utf8")
for c2 in c1.split(" | "):
    if "Verts:" in c2 or "Faces" in c2:
        VAR_LIST.append(c2)

bpy.context.window_manager.clipboard = str(VAR_LIST)
bpy.ops.text.new()
bpy.ops.text.paste()
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23

Yes you can do this, but since it’s object oriented programming (OOP), you’re going to need to access each object individually.

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import bpy

VAR_LIST = []

c1 = bpy.context.window_manager.clipboard = str(bpy.context.scene.statistics(bpy.context.view_layer))
c1.encode("utf8")

for o in bpy.data.objects:
    if o.type == "MESH":
        m = o.evaluated_get(bpy.context.evaluated_depsgraph_get()).to_mesh()
        c1 = str(str(o.name) + " | Vertices | " + str(len(m.vertices)) + " | Faces | " + str(str(len(m.vertices))))
        VAR_LIST.append(c1)
        
bpy.context.window_manager.clipboard = str(VAR_LIST)
bpy.ops.text.new()
bpy.ops.text.paste()
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24

thank you very much. You saved me hours of work.
I have one last question on that.
I want the vertices and faces added to the name to each object. So that “object1” becomes “object1 8512 8512”. Can you add that to the code?

25

Done. I also added spaces between the object name, vertices count & faces count to help distinguish between each of the 3 type of strings.

Screenshot

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Script

import bpy

VAR_LIST = []

c1 = bpy.context.window_manager.clipboard = str(bpy.context.scene.statistics(bpy.context.view_layer))
c1.encode("utf8")

for o in bpy.data.objects:
    if o.type == "MESH":
        m = o.evaluated_get(bpy.context.evaluated_depsgraph_get()).to_mesh()
        c1 = str(str(o.name) + " " + str(len(m.vertices)) + " " + str(str(len(m.vertices))))
        VAR_LIST.append(c1)
        
bpy.context.window_manager.clipboard = str(VAR_LIST)
bpy.ops.text.new()
bpy.ops.text.paste()
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26

I mean adding it to the object name
in the outliner

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27

Done… I removed the copy/paste code though. If you want it re-implemented, you’ll need to tell me which one you want re-included. It’s getting a bit difficult to keep track of which one you’re keeping.

Screenshot

image

Script

import bpy

for o in bpy.data.objects:
    if o.type == "MESH":
        m = o.evaluated_get(bpy.context.evaluated_depsgraph_get()).to_mesh()
        o.name = str(str(o.name) + " " + str(len(m.vertices)) + " " + str(str(len(m.vertices))))
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28

thank you. that is the right code, but instead of 2x vertices, i need the vertices and then the faces numbers. So e.g.:
Objekt 500 502

29

My apologies! For some reason the second object attribute was set to vertices as well, not faces. :person_facepalming:
Should be fixed now. Feel free to tell me if it isn’t.

Screenshot

image

Script

import bpy

for o in bpy.data.objects:
    if o.type == "MESH":
        m = o.evaluated_get(bpy.context.evaluated_depsgraph_get()).to_mesh()
        o.name = str(str(o.name) + " " + str(len(m.vertices)) + " " + str(len(m.polygons)))
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30

Thank you so much!