This will allow you to see how your Planet is being modified in real-time while you are changing the settings without having to render every time which I think is fantastic. There are also Procedural Dust Storms and they work just fine in Eevee which is Blender’s real-time engine. BUT! It’s professionally done, and there’s a high-resolution version with 24k textures and there’s low res with 8k textures for those who prefer speed over accuracy.
It works using a bunch of very high-quality Textures from NASA and a sphere. You can say it’s one of the best Blender addons that help you when creating your perfect planet Mars. Use ⎈ Ctrl D to exit the python console and quit blender.This is not just a model of Mars. > _install(filepath='/home/shane/Downloads/testaddon.py') Note: For Blender 2.80+, things are slightly different: > import bpy > .addon_install(filepath='/home/shane/Downloads/testaddon.py') Start blender as a python console and type each in directly. There are two ways you can make this work remotely through the CLI. import bpyīpy.ops.wm.addon_install(filepath='/home/shane/Downloads/testaddon.py')īpy.ops.wm.addon_enable(module='testaddon') To enable or disable an addon you need to specify the module name, that is the folder name installed into the addons folder or the filename without. To keep the addon enabled every time you start blender you save your settings with .save_userpref()įor addon_install you give it the filepath to the addon, this is the same file you would choose if you were using blender's GUI. Using python you can install an addon with .addon_install(), you can then enable the addon with .addon_enable() and disable it with .addon_disable().
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