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Published inJun 2023
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ISBN-139781803234229
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Paolo Acampora
Paolo Acampora
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Paolo Acampora

Paolo Acampora is a 3D artist and programmer, with experience in Animation, Visual Effects, and Real Time computer graphics. He provides tools that streamline the production workflow and let artists focus on the creative aspects of their craft. He has worked with several studios for more than a decade. He contributes to the blender development and releases his tools for the community.
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  1. How do we display the sections of Blender that accept Python input?
  2. How can we read the output and printout from Python execution?
  3. Does Blender use Python to carry on the user actions?
  4. How can we look at Blender’s Python activity log?
  5. How do we write scripts in Blender? Can we edit them in other applications?
  6. How and in which tab can we initialize version control in VS Code?
  7. How can we access a script’s timeline in VS Code?
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Author (1)

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Paolo Acampora

Paolo Acampora is a 3D artist and programmer, with experience in Animation, Visual Effects, and Real Time computer graphics. He provides tools that streamline the production workflow and let artists focus on the creative aspects of their craft. He has worked with several studios for more than a decade. He contributes to the blender development and releases his tools for the community.
Read more about Paolo Acampora