Blender Asked by Gal Katzir on November 27, 2021
I’m supporting blender 2.80, And I want to move to blender 2.81 – 2.83.
I encountered an issue while trying moving to blender 2.81
In my script for blender 2.80 I ran these command lines.
scn = bpy.context.scene
wd = scn.world
envnt = bpy.data.worlds[wd.name].node_tree
map_node = envnt.nodes['Mapping']
map_node.rotation.x = <x value of rotation>
map_node.rotation.y = <y value of rotation>
map_node.rotation.z = <z value of rotation>
map_node.keyframe_insert(data_path="rotation", frame=<frame number>)
But for blender 2.81 I needed to do some changes.
scn = bpy.context.scene
wd = scn.world
envnt = bpy.data.worlds[wd.name].node_tree
map_node = envnt.nodes['Mapping']
map_node.inputs['Rotation'].default_value.x = <x value of rotation>
map_node.inputs['Rotation'].default_value.y = <y value of rotation>
map_node.inputs['Rotation'].default_value.z = <z value of rotation>
map_node.keyframe_insert(data_path="rotation", frame=<frame number>) --> problem
Here I didn’t manage to add a rotation to the key frame.
In the end I need to save a scene file that include the rotation to each key frame.
What is the right command here?
scn = bpy.context.scene
wd = scn.world
envnt = bpy.data.worlds[wd.name].node_tree
map_node = envnt.nodes['Mapping']
map_node.inputs['Rotation'].default_value.x = <x value of rotation>
map_node.inputs['Rotation'].default_value.y = <y value of rotation>
map_node.inputs['Rotation'].default_value.z = <z value of rotation>
map_node.inputs['Rotation'].keyframe_insert("default_value", frame=<frame number>)
Answered by Gal Katzir on November 27, 2021
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