Does a script or add-on exist that can select objects based on number of vertices in the selected object? I’ve got a snippet that does volume but it fails on flat objects. My scene is made up of many leaves and flower parts all sharing the same material.
All my searching turns up solutions for edit mode, on the same object. I’m looking for something that will work in object mode.
Since I have lots of objects I need to organize I was looking for something to save lots and lots of clicking to select different objects. For example, all leaves have 5 or 6 vertices, but they’re different scales/sizes so area wouldn’t work so well.
Thank you for the nice code snippet. Is it possible to add additional paramenters like object dimensions? In this way you could make the selection more accurate.
Sure it should be pretty straightfoward. Let’s say we have an epsilon of 0.05 (+/- 5 %).
Now we could do it different ways, either calculating the volume of the bounding box of the object :
hello all… just found out this “select similar” thing and i think it is related to my question here couples years ago here when i’m looking for how to “select similar” in Blender like i usually do in max.
problem is i’m noob still in blender i dunno how to do it
would anyone care to explain to me how to execute (or applied to a button maybe) this script in Blender to get the result as we wanted?
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Let’s say: if want to incorporate it into my right click object menu so each time i need it i just have to select them from popped up menu after i right click my mouse, but i have no coding skill for that to happen.
Is there anybody can tell me how to do that in a very clear step by step instruction?
update:
nevermid, if you follow this video from chochofur here carefully you might end up be able to adapt it to your own need making your own script… cudos chochofur!