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Blender Python Add-on Development

This skill covers building Blender add-ons with the bpy API, including add-on structure, operators, panels, properties, safe scene manipulation, and testing across Blender versions.

Workflow for Building a Blender Add-on

Scaffold the add-on — Create a package with __init__.py as the entry point, and a blender_manifest.toml (Blender 4.2+ extensions) or bl_info dict (legacy add-ons) describing name, version, and supported Blender version.
Define data — Create PropertyGroup classes for grouped settings and register them on the appropriate ID type (e.g., bpy.types.Scene.my_addon = PointerProperty(type=MyAddonSettings)).
Implement operators — Subclass bpy.types.Operator for each user action; implement poll() for availability, invoke() for interactive setup, and execute() for the actual work.
Build UI panels — Subclass bpy.types.Panel to expose operators and properties in the appropriate editor (3D viewport sidebar, properties editor, etc.).
Register everything — List all classes in a classes tuple and register/unregister them in matching register()/unregister() functions; register property pointers alongside their classes.
Test in a clean profile — Launch Blender with --factory-startup, install the add-on, enable it, exercise each operator, then disable it and confirm nothing is left behind.
Package and ship — Zip the add-on folder (or build a .zip extension package) and verify it installs cleanly via Blender's Preferences > Add-ons (or Extensions) panel.

Add-on Structure

Keep the add-on's entry point in __init__.py with clear register() and unregister() functions that mirror each other exactly (everything registered must be unregistered, in reverse order).
Group operators, panels, properties, preferences, and utility code into separate modules once the add-on grows past a trivial size; import and register them from __init__.py.
Use bl_info (pre-4.2 legacy add-ons) or blender_manifest.toml (4.2+ extensions) matching the target Blender version and packaging model — don't mix conventions.
Keep UI labels concise and use bpy.app.translations or the "Category"/label conventions so user-facing text can be localized where the project supports it.

API Usage

Use bpy.types.Operator for actions, bpy.types.Panel for UI layout, and bpy.types.PropertyGroup for grouped, related settings.
Define bl_idname (lowercase, category.action format, e.g. object.apply_custom_modifier), bl_label, and bl_options (e.g., {'REGISTER', 'UNDO'}) explicitly on every operator.
Validate context in poll() before allowing an operator to run — check for an active object, correct mode, or valid selection so the operator button greys out instead of erroring.
Use invoke() for interactive setup (showing a dialog, reading mouse position) and execute() for the actual operation; invoke() should call self.execute(context) when it doesn't need extra interaction.
Return {'FINISHED'} on success or {'CANCELLED'} on failure/user-abort consistently — never return a bare None or an unrecognized string.
Use bpy.context.evaluated_depsgraph_get() and object.evaluated_get(depsgraph) when reading final scene state that includes modifiers, shape keys, or other dependency-graph-driven results.

Example: Operator, Panel, and Registration

bl_info = {
    "name": "Random Vertex Color",
    "author": "Example",
    "version": (1, 0, 0),
    "blender": (4, 0, 0),
    "category": "Mesh",
}

import bpy
import random


class MESH_OT_random_vertex_color(bpy.types.Operator):
    """Assign a random color to the active vertex color layer"""

    bl_idname = "mesh.random_vertex_color"
    bl_label = "Randomize Vertex Colors"
    bl_options = {"REGISTER", "UNDO"}

    @classmethod
    def poll(cls, context):
        obj = context.active_object
        return (
            obj is not None
            and obj.type == "MESH"
            and obj.mode == "OBJECT"
            and obj.data.color_attributes.active_color is not None
        )

    def execute(self, context):
        obj = context.active_object
        color_layer = obj.data.color_attributes.active_color
        for data in color_layer.data:
            data.color = (random.random(), random.random(), random.random(), 1.0)
        obj.data.update()
        self.report({"INFO"}, f"Randomized colors on '{obj.name}'")
        return {"FINISHED"}


class VIEW3D_PT_random_vertex_color(bpy.types.Panel):
    bl_label = "Vertex Color Tools"
    bl_idname = "VIEW3D_PT_random_vertex_color"
    bl_space_type = "VIEW_3D"
    bl_region_type = "UI"
    bl_category = "Tool"

    def draw(self, context):
        layout = self.layout
        layout.operator(MESH_OT_random_vertex_color.bl_idname, icon="COLOR")


classes = (
    MESH_OT_random_vertex_color,
    VIEW3D_PT_random_vertex_color,
)


def register():
    for cls in classes:
        bpy.utils.register_class(cls)


def unregister():
    for cls in reversed(classes):
        bpy.utils.unregister_class(cls)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    register()

Data and Properties

Register custom properties through PropertyGroup classes instead of stuffing loose global state into module-level variables, which don't survive file reload and aren't undo-safe.
Store add-on preferences (API keys, default paths, UI toggles that persist across files) in an AddonPreferences subclass registered with bl_idname matching the add-on's module name.
Use PointerProperty, CollectionProperty, and fully-typed properties (StringProperty, FloatProperty, BoolProperty, etc.) with explicit name= and description= so tooltips and the Python API are self-documenting.
Clean up custom properties, bpy.app.handlers entries, timers, and keymaps during unregister() — anything added to a bpy.types.* class or a handler list must be explicitly removed.

Safety and Performance

Never run destructive scene operations (deleting objects, overwriting files) without explicit user action — no silent auto-execution on load for anything destructive.
Avoid blocking the UI thread in modal operators; use context.window_manager.event_timer_add() with a modal state machine for long-running operations instead of a tight loop.
Batch mesh edits and use the bmesh module (bmesh.from_edit_mesh, bmesh.new()) when programmatically editing mesh data instead of looping over mesh.vertices one at a time for structural changes.
Avoid repeatedly scanning large scenes or recomputing expensive data inside draw() methods — draw() runs on every UI redraw, so cache results and invalidate them only when the underlying data changes.
Keep file paths configurable and resolve them with Blender path utilities (bpy.path.abspath, bpy.utils.resource_path) instead of hardcoding OS-specific paths.

Testing and Debugging

Test in both a clean Blender profile (blender --factory-startup) to catch hidden dependencies on other add-ons, and in a representative production scene to catch performance and data-shape issues.
Add smoke tests that import the add-on module, call register(), run each core operator via bpy.ops, then call unregister() cleanly with no errors or leftover state.
Use self.report({'ERROR'}, "message") or {'WARNING'}/{'INFO'} for user-facing operator feedback instead of printing to the console, which most users never see.
Keep version-specific API differences (e.g., API changes between Blender 3.x and 4.x) isolated behind small helper functions so the rest of the add-on doesn't need version checks scattered throughout.

Common Mistakes

Forgetting to unregister classes, handlers, timers, and keymaps in unregister(), leaving Blender in a broken state after disabling the add-on.
Mutating Blender data (adding objects, changing mesh data) from inside a Panel.draw() method — draw() must only read data and lay out UI.
Assuming an active object, a non-empty selection, or a specific mode (Object/Edit/Sculpt) exists without checking context first.
Hardcoding absolute asset paths that only exist on the developer's machine instead of using relative paths or bpy.utils.resource_path.

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name: blender-python-addon
description: "Best practices for writing Blender Python add-ons using the bpy API, covering operators, panels, properties, registration, and API-safe scripting. Use when creating a Blender add-on, defining bpy.types.Operator or Panel classes, registering PropertyGroup settings, writing register()/unregister() functions, working with bmesh, or debugging add-ons in Blender's Python console."
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name: blender-python-addon
description: "Best practices for writing Blender Python add-ons using the bpy API, covering operators, panels, properties, registration, and API-safe scripting. Use when creating a Blender add-on, defining bpy.types.Operator or Panel classes, registering PropertyGroup settings, writing register()/unregister() functions, working with bmesh, or debugging add-ons in Blender's Python console."
metadata:
  maintainer: Mindrally
  source: https://github.com/Mindrally/skills
---

# Blender Python Add-on Development

This skill covers building Blender add-ons with the `bpy` API, including add-on structure, operators, panels, properties, safe scene manipulation, and testing across Blender versions.

## Workflow for Building a Blender Add-on

1. **Scaffold the add-on** — Create a package with `__init__.py` as the entry point, and a `blender_manifest.toml` (Blender 4.2+ extensions) or `bl_info` dict (legacy add-ons) describing name, version, and supported Blender version.
2. **Define data** — Create `PropertyGroup` classes for grouped settings and register them on the appropriate ID type (e.g., `bpy.types.Scene.my_addon = PointerProperty(type=MyAddonSettings)`).
3. **Implement operators** — Subclass `bpy.types.Operator` for each user action; implement `poll()` for availability, `invoke()` for interactive setup, and `execute()` for the actual work.
4. **Build UI panels** — Subclass `bpy.types.Panel` to expose operators and properties in the appropriate editor (3D viewport sidebar, properties editor, etc.).
5. **Register everything** — List all classes in a `classes` tuple and register/unregister them in matching `register()`/`unregister()` functions; register property pointers alongside their classes.
6. **Test in a clean profile** — Launch Blender with `--factory-startup`, install the add-on, enable it, exercise each operator, then disable it and confirm nothing is left behind.
7. **Package and ship** — Zip the add-on folder (or build a `.zip` extension package) and verify it installs cleanly via Blender's Preferences > Add-ons (or Extensions) panel.

## Add-on Structure

- Keep the add-on's entry point in `__init__.py` with clear `register()` and `unregister()` functions that mirror each other exactly (everything registered must be unregistered, in reverse order).
- Group operators, panels, properties, preferences, and utility code into separate modules once the add-on grows past a trivial size; import and register them from `__init__.py`.
- Use `bl_info` (pre-4.2 legacy add-ons) or `blender_manifest.toml` (4.2+ extensions) matching the target Blender version and packaging model — don't mix conventions.
- Keep UI labels concise and use `bpy.app.translations` or the `"Category"`/label conventions so user-facing text can be localized where the project supports it.

## API Usage

- Use `bpy.types.Operator` for actions, `bpy.types.Panel` for UI layout, and `bpy.types.PropertyGroup` for grouped, related settings.
- Define `bl_idname` (lowercase, `category.action` format, e.g. `object.apply_custom_modifier`), `bl_label`, and `bl_options` (e.g., `{'REGISTER', 'UNDO'}`) explicitly on every operator.
- Validate context in `poll()` before allowing an operator to run — check for an active object, correct mode, or valid selection so the operator button greys out instead of erroring.
- Use `invoke()` for interactive setup (showing a dialog, reading mouse position) and `execute()` for the actual operation; `invoke()` should call `self.execute(context)` when it doesn't need extra interaction.
- Return `{'FINISHED'}` on success or `{'CANCELLED'}` on failure/user-abort consistently — never return a bare `None` or an unrecognized string.
- Use `bpy.context.evaluated_depsgraph_get()` and `object.evaluated_get(depsgraph)` when reading final scene state that includes modifiers, shape keys, or other dependency-graph-driven results.

### Example: Operator, Panel, and Registration

```python
bl_info = {
    "name": "Random Vertex Color",
    "author": "Example",
    "version": (1, 0, 0),
    "blender": (4, 0, 0),
    "category": "Mesh",
}

import bpy
import random


class MESH_OT_random_vertex_color(bpy.types.Operator):
    """Assign a random color to the active vertex color layer"""

    bl_idname = "mesh.random_vertex_color"
    bl_label = "Randomize Vertex Colors"
    bl_options = {"REGISTER", "UNDO"}

    @classmethod
    def poll(cls, context):
        obj = context.active_object
        return (
            obj is not None
            and obj.type == "MESH"
            and obj.mode == "OBJECT"
            and obj.data.color_attributes.active_color is not None
        )

    def execute(self, context):
        obj = context.active_object
        color_layer = obj.data.color_attributes.active_color
        for data in color_layer.data:
            data.color = (random.random(), random.random(), random.random(), 1.0)
        obj.data.update()
        self.report({"INFO"}, f"Randomized colors on '{obj.name}'")
        return {"FINISHED"}


class VIEW3D_PT_random_vertex_color(bpy.types.Panel):
    bl_label = "Vertex Color Tools"
    bl_idname = "VIEW3D_PT_random_vertex_color"
    bl_space_type = "VIEW_3D"
    bl_region_type = "UI"
    bl_category = "Tool"

    def draw(self, context):
        layout = self.layout
        layout.operator(MESH_OT_random_vertex_color.bl_idname, icon="COLOR")


classes = (
    MESH_OT_random_vertex_color,
    VIEW3D_PT_random_vertex_color,
)


def register():
    for cls in classes:
        bpy.utils.register_class(cls)


def unregister():
    for cls in reversed(classes):
        bpy.utils.unregister_class(cls)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    register()
```

## Data and Properties

- Register custom properties through `PropertyGroup` classes instead of stuffing loose global state into module-level variables, which don't survive file reload and aren't undo-safe.
- Store add-on preferences (API keys, default paths, UI toggles that persist across files) in an `AddonPreferences` subclass registered with `bl_idname` matching the add-on's module name.
- Use `PointerProperty`, `CollectionProperty`, and fully-typed properties (`StringProperty`, `FloatProperty`, `BoolProperty`, etc.) with explicit `name=` and `description=` so tooltips and the Python API are self-documenting.
- Clean up custom properties, `bpy.app.handlers` entries, timers, and keymaps during `unregister()` — anything added to a `bpy.types.*` class or a handler list must be explicitly removed.

## Safety and Performance

- Never run destructive scene operations (deleting objects, overwriting files) without explicit user action — no silent auto-execution on load for anything destructive.
- Avoid blocking the UI thread in modal operators; use `context.window_manager.event_timer_add()` with a modal state machine for long-running operations instead of a tight loop.
- Batch mesh edits and use the `bmesh` module (`bmesh.from_edit_mesh`, `bmesh.new()`) when programmatically editing mesh data instead of looping over `mesh.vertices` one at a time for structural changes.
- Avoid repeatedly scanning large scenes or recomputing expensive data inside `draw()` methods — `draw()` runs on every UI redraw, so cache results and invalidate them only when the underlying data changes.
- Keep file paths configurable and resolve them with Blender path utilities (`bpy.path.abspath`, `bpy.utils.resource_path`) instead of hardcoding OS-specific paths.

## Testing and Debugging

- Test in both a clean Blender profile (`blender --factory-startup`) to catch hidden dependencies on other add-ons, and in a representative production scene to catch performance and data-shape issues.
- Add smoke tests that import the add-on module, call `register()`, run each core operator via `bpy.ops`, then call `unregister()` cleanly with no errors or leftover state.
- Use `self.report({'ERROR'}, "message")` or `{'WARNING'}`/`{'INFO'}` for user-facing operator feedback instead of printing to the console, which most users never see.
- Keep version-specific API differences (e.g., API changes between Blender 3.x and 4.x) isolated behind small helper functions so the rest of the add-on doesn't need version checks scattered throughout.

## Common Mistakes

- Forgetting to unregister classes, handlers, timers, and keymaps in `unregister()`, leaving Blender in a broken state after disabling the add-on.
- Mutating Blender data (adding objects, changing mesh data) from inside a `Panel.draw()` method — `draw()` must only read data and lay out UI.
- Assuming an active object, a non-empty selection, or a specific mode (Object/Edit/Sculpt) exists without checking `context` first.
- Hardcoding absolute asset paths that only exist on the developer's machine instead of using relative paths or `bpy.utils.resource_path`.

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