Coffeescript class syntax has made me realize the Python Class syntax is a bit bulky. Instead of using a class as a closure to protect namespace it's OK to use nested functions. Also after watching Stop Writing Classes with Jack Diederich for a second time, I think this tangentially relates.
This script yanks the colour profile file from a dribbble page and:
- sets the render engine to Cycles
- adds modifiers
- adds materials that correspond with the colours found
For me the unfortunate thing about the above script is that it generates a new base mesh for each object, not a big deal when only a small number of objects are present but perhaps useful to avoid when dealing with thousands of objects.
Further optimization will involve setting the
.
This script yanks the colour profile file from a dribbble page and:
- sets the render engine to Cycles
- adds modifiers
- adds materials that correspond with the colours found
For me the unfortunate thing about the above script is that it generates a new base mesh for each object, not a big deal when only a small number of objects are present but perhaps useful to avoid when dealing with thousands of objects.
Further optimization will involve setting the
object.link to 'OBJECT' (I think), to avoid materials being shared by meshes.
