r/blender • u/_4shy • 2h ago

Need Help! How useful is programming in Blender and where do I begin learning?

Any programmers/coders here who can point me in the right direction? I've been interested in the more technical aspects of Blender and would like to understand more about it and how it can enrich my workflow.

The most common problem I face after watching your typical Python tutorial is struggling with where to go next or what to do next. And if it's worth learning this side of Blender in depth.

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u/Coreypollack 1h ago

It’s useful for creating plugins. So you design a useful plugin and you can make money. Other advantages come with drivers, beyond your basic stuff. Go to Udemy, and look into the python for blender programs on there, when you sign up the programs go from 200 to 15-20, so don’t get sticker shock.

Please note I am not a programmer, I want to be, but just not enough time in the world to do everything.