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7. As of 2021, there is an operator for this. Clear command history only: bpy.ops.console.clear(scrollback=False, history=True) Clear command history and scrollback history: bpy.ops.console.clear(history=True) Clear scrollback history only: bpy.ops.console.clear() Reference: Blender's source code here.
1. Here's the script to clear the Python Console and the Info Panel. Unfortunately you cannot clear the last Info Panel log entry bpy.ops.text.run_script() because it is logged after the script completes. Also note that you have three (3) options to clear the Python Console using bpy.ops.console.clear. I have left a comment beside each line so ...
You could send something to the console and find the console with that message in it (I don't know how hard it would be to read it from a console), or you could somehow check for ownership (again, not proficient with winapi, but maybe can be done) $\endgroup$
I just ran a python script in blender. However it gave me an errror: Python script failed, check the message in the system console. I've searched online but i can't find the system console. I ha...
Closed 11 years ago. It is possible to clear the command history in the console-editor? I tried the following code, but it crashes blender. screen = window.screen. for area in screen.areas: if area.type == 'CONSOLE': for region in area.regions: if region.type == 'WINDOW': override = {'window': window, 'screen': screen, 'area': area, 'region ...
I wrote an add-on (totally work in progress..but whatever) which gives the python console in Blender a second function. Hitting Enter, executes normal python stuff, but I can type commands and hit Cltr+Enter and the add-on will read the current line and parse it and react to it.
6. If you name your script *.py in the text editor you can import it in the console as a module. Beware - after you imported the script for the first time you can't import it again. If you make changes to the module you can use imp.reload or importlib.reload (for blender versions > 2.71 using python 3.4) Share. Improve this answer.
prints to both terminal/console and blender console, for easy multi-use; I also advise combining this print function, with a top-level try catch, which lets the blender console print many runtime errors for devel which normally would only print to the terminal
1. add. bpy.ops.render.render(animation=True) at your end of your python code. Basically you've done all right - the cube will be created. You just forgot to tell Blender to render it out. Share.
There is no 'Toggle System Console' option in Blender 3.0 (I'm on Mac OS). The entry is certainly there under Windows in 3.0.1 below the Save Screenshot (Editor) entry. This option is available only for Windows. In Linux and MacOS, you are going to have to launch blender from terminal. To do this, open terminal, then type inside: Linux: MacOS: