So my second question is: Is there a way to prevent some interface classes from even registering when blender starts up with an application template, or do I have to unregister the classes from my template’s init.py? Unregistering UI classes I can probably figure out by looking into the code of the fine CatHide addon, which does this at least for the tool shelf. I put the space_view3d_toolbar.py in there in hopes that it might automagically override the default one, but I had no such luck. But how to I set the path to point to the location of the installed template’s script directory, regardless of the installation location so I could distribute it?įor example, my template was installed to C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Blender Foundation\Blender\2.79\scripts\startup\bl_app_templates_user\myTemplate and it contains an add-ons folder that I’d like to add to the script path. I thought I’d have to set a custom script path in the userprefs that comes with the application template. What’s the best way to do this within an application template? Previously you had to change the scripts in C:\Program Files\Blender Foundation\Blender\2.79\scripts\startup\bl_ui (or equivalent in Linux) to hide regions or panels. My first goal is to strip down the user-interface. Define a custom add-on path for template specific add-ons.Modify and replace parts of the user-interface.Customize configuration without disrupting existing settings & installation.
On it’s stated that with application templates you could: I’m using Blender 2.79 on Windows (sometimes on Linux).
I put all my related questions into this thread, so it could serve as a little FAQ on application templates. Now I need help figuring out how to do some more advanced changes the right way and I’m looking for some best-practices-tips.
I found only a single example which just changed the splash screen and the view layout. Application template support has been around a little while, but it seems the topic hasn’t really been touched yet. Hey there! I hope I’m in the right place with this.
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