Hey there! 👋 I’m currently using Visual Studio Code as my go-to IDE, and it’s been great. Lately, I’ve been having a lot of fun experimenting with the Neovim extension, and I’m really loving it! Since my laptop has been having trouble running Visual Studio Code, I’m thinking about switching to Neovim. What about you all?

I saw the making your first UI video in classroom. Is it possible to create a floating UI by any chance??

I am new to python but I am been following CY Python for couple of months now. I see in the Blender Python for artist course in part one video number 3 @Victor Stepanov shows how to create Variables. bpy.data.material.new ('py_material') basicaly mean create a new material with a name py_material when we create a variable my_red_material = bpy.data.material.new ('py_material') doesnt that variable always means create a new material with a name py_material and for the next comment when we call my_red_material.diffuse_color shouldnt that create a new material again instead it refer to the same material and work on top of it. if my question make sense to anyone?

Hello! I have been out of Python for some time and recently when I came back to VSCode it shows yellow highlight on import bpy modules (also mathutils). Yet it seems I have latest bpy module installed? I'm not sure what is happening here😭 Blender version and Python version are the same as the last time I used it without issues.

hi guys i'm new here and i'm a 14 year old that has been making animations with python using the manim library like the on i uploaded here , and i realized that you can't make visual effects with manim and i saw that blender had a scripting system that lets you do stuff in blender and i asked ChatGPT if it can do animations like this but with vfx like shaking and lava coming out of the floor or something like so and it said yeah although the code it gave me didn't work and idk if this is worth to learn