image.open operator does not register in the info space #40202

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Greg Moress · 2014-05-15T01:53:40+02:00

Greg Moress commented

2014-05-15 01:53:40 +02:00

(Newbie Alert!!!)

Blender 2.7a
Windows

I can assign an image to a cube and it appears textured in Texture mode, but the python script done in the Compositing mode is not made available to me.
To do this

Go to edit mode
Mesh.Uv Unwrap.Unwrap
Change to compositing mode
Select the image
Ensure the material has 'Face Textures' checked

I found examples to assign the image texture to the Cube using python elsewhere, but the texture is not displayed when rendering in TextureMode

(Newbie Alert!!!) Blender 2.7a Windows I can assign an image to a cube and it appears textured in Texture mode, but the python script done in the Compositing mode is not made available to me. To do this 1) Go to edit mode 2) Mesh.Uv Unwrap.Unwrap 3) Change to compositing mode 4) Select the image 5) Ensure the material has 'Face Textures' checked I found examples to assign the image texture to the Cube using python elsewhere, but the texture is not displayed when rendering in TextureMode

Greg Moress commented

2014-05-15 01:53:40 +02:00

Changed status to: 'Open'

Greg Moress commented

2014-05-15 01:53:40 +02:00

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Lukas Tönne commented

2014-05-15 09:58:33 +02:00

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Lukas Tönne commented

2014-05-15 09:58:33 +02:00

Sorry, but i'm not sure what workflow you are talking about. Please make a test file with precise steps that we can follow, so we don't have to guess.

Which python script do you mean?
I assume "compositing mode" means the node editor?
Then, what exactly does "select image" mean in this context?

Sorry, but i'm not sure what workflow you are talking about. Please make a test file with precise steps that we can follow, so we don't have to guess. * Which python script do you mean? * I assume "compositing mode" means the node editor? * Then, what exactly does "select image" mean in this context?

Greg Moress commented

2014-05-16 00:34:07 +02:00

To clarify

Start a new Blender project. 2.69 or 2.7a
With the default cube selected, click on the 'Materials' button
Check the 'Face Textures' checkbox under 'Options'
Click on the 'Texture' button to show the cube's textures.
Change the 'Type' to 'Image or Movie'
Click on the button 'Open' in the 'Image' section and choose an image
In the top menu bar, change the screenlayout from 'Default' to 'Compositing'
In the bottom-most menubar, there are up/down arrows that allow you to select the image you opened in step6. Select it.
In the top menu 'screenlayout', change it from 'Compositing' to 'Scripting'

The python script does not contain details about the image that was loaded and assigned.

To clarify 1) Start a new Blender project. 2.69 or 2.7a 2) With the default cube selected, click on the 'Materials' button 3) Check the 'Face Textures' checkbox under 'Options' 4) Click on the 'Texture' button to show the cube's textures. 5) Change the 'Type' to 'Image or Movie' 6) Click on the button 'Open' in the 'Image' section and choose an image 7) In the top menu bar, change the screenlayout from 'Default' to 'Compositing' 8) In the bottom-most menubar, there are up/down arrows that allow you to select the image you opened in step6. Select it. 9) In the top menu 'screenlayout', change it from 'Compositing' to 'Scripting' The python script does not contain details about the image that was loaded and assigned.

Lukas Tönne changed title from ~~When an Image is assigned to UV (Cube) in Compositing mode (Render Internal), the python script is not output~~ to image.open operator does not register in the info space

2014-05-16 08:45:42 +02:00

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2014-05-16 08:46:41 +02:00

Lukas Tönne commented

2014-05-16 08:46:41 +02:00

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