Hello everyone.
I want to write a script that would arrange cubes in a way that there would be only one point of view from which this cubes would combine in a picture. And from any other point it wolud seem to be just a cubes mess =)
Here’s what I’ve wrote :
import Blender
import random
scn = Blender.Scene.GetCurrent()
ob_act = scn.objects.active
scn.objects.selected = []
ob_act.sel = 1
img = Blender.Image.GetCurrent()
imgSize = img.size
print 'imageSize : ', imgSize
total = imgSize[0] * imgSize[1]
per = total / 100
print ‘total’, total
print ‘per’, per
for x in range(imgSize[0]):
for y in range(imgSize[1]):
pixel = img.getPixelI(x,y)
if pixel[0] == 0:
Blender.Object.Duplicate(mesh = 1)
ob_act = scn.objects.active
ob_act.setLocation(x2, random.randint(0, imgSize[0]) * 2, y2)
Blender.Redraw()
print x
But there’s a great problem. If you pick a picture of say 100 to 100 pixels script would be super slow. I assume it slows down because of the number of cubes grows.
Maybe it would be much faster if I just build geometry of single mesh instead of duplicating cube???
Would be greatfull for any help =) Code examples are highly appreciated =)
And here’s a link for what I’ve acctualy already done : www.technocat.ru/script.blend
[SOLVED]
The problem is solved. Adding geometry to a mesh is much faster then duplicating a mesh.
Heres what I wanted =)
