vertices one by one, use: b_mesh.vertices.add(1) b_mesh.vertices[-1].co = ... Note This can be improved by batch importing vertices instead of creating verts one by one. Animation Ipo’s are gone. They testing that should be performed to release the plugin Unit Functional Integration Regression Performance For an overview of each level see the :ref: design section per feature, generated test nifs. Inheritance based checks now functioning. Documentation vastly improved. Feature documentation Developer documentation, api auto-doc and workflow Version 2.6.0a0 (20

vertices one by one, use: b_mesh.vertices.add(1) b_mesh.vertices[-1].co = ... Note: This can be improved by batch importing vertices instead of creating verts one by one. Animation • Ipo’s are gone. should be performed to release the plugin • Unit • Functional • Integration • Regression • Performance For an overview of each level see the :ref: design section feature, generated test nifs. – Inheritance based checks now functioning. • Documentation vastly improved. – Feature documentation – Developer documentation, API auto-doc and workflow 5.2 Version 2.6

vertices one by one, use: b_mesh.vertices.add(1) b_mesh.vertices[-1].co = ... Note: This can be improved by batch importing vertices instead of creating verts one by one. 2.1. Developer Design Documentation should be performed to release the plugin • Unit • Functional • Integration • Regression • Performance For an overview of each level see the :ref: design section feature, generated test nifs. – Inheritance based checks now functioning. • Documentation vastly improved. – Feature documentation 51 Blender NIF Plugin Documentation, Release 2.6.0a0.dev4 – Developer

vertices one by one, use: b_mesh.vertices.add(1) b_mesh.vertices[-1].co = ... Note This can be improved by batch importing vertices instead of creating verts one by one. Animation Ipo’s are gone. They testing that should be performed to release the plugin Unit Functional Integration Regression Performance For an overview of each level see the :ref: design section per feature, generated test nifs. Inheritance based checks now functioning. Documentation vastly improved. Feature documentation Developer documentation, API auto-doc and workflow Version 2.6.0a0 (20

the surface of organic and soft objects. 2.45 -- September 2007: Serious bug fixes, with some performance issues addressed. 2.46 -- May 2008: The Peach release was the result of a huge effort of over Remesh modifier was added, many improvements in the GE, matrices and vectors in the Python API were improved, plus new add-ons, and many bug fixes. 2.63 -- April 2012: Bmesh was merged with the trunk, with mask editor was added, along with an improved motion tracker, OpenColorIO, Cycles improvements, Sequencer improvements, better mesh tools (Inset and Bevel were improved), new keying nodes, sculpt masking

the surface of organic and soft objects. 2.45 – September 2007: Serious bug fixes, with some performance issues addressed. 2.46 – May 2008: The Peach release was the result of a huge effort of over Remesh modifier was added, many improvements in the GE, matrices and vectors in the Python API were improved, plus new add-ons, and many bug fixes. 2.63 – April 2012: Bmesh was merged with the trunk, with mask editor was added, along with an improved motion tracker, OpenColorIO, Cycles improvements, Sequencer improvements, better mesh tools (Inset and Bevel were improved), new keying nodes, sculpt masking

the surface of organic and soft objects. 2.45 -- September 2007: Serious bug fixes, with some performance issues addressed. 2.46 -- May 2008: The Peach release was the result of a huge effort of over Remesh modifier was added, many improvements in the GE, matrices and vectors in the Python API were improved, plus new add-ons, and many bug fixes. 2.63 -- April 2012: Bmesh was merged with the trunk, with mask editor was added, along with an improved motion tracker, OpenColorIO, Cycles improvements, Sequencer improvements, better mesh tools (Inset and Bevel were improved), new keying nodes, sculpt masking

the surface of organic and soft objects. 2.45 – September 2007: Serious bug fixes, with some performance issues addressed. 2.46 – May 2008: The Peach release was the result of a huge effort of over Remesh modifier was added, many improvements in the GE, matrices and vectors in the Python API were improved, plus new add-ons, and many bug fixes. 2.63 – April 2012: Bmesh was merged with the trunk, with mask editor was added, along with an improved motion tracker, OpenColorIO, Cycles improvements, Sequencer improvements, better mesh tools (Inset and Bevel were improved), new keying nodes, sculpt masking

the surface of organic and soft objects. 2.45 – September 2007: Serious bug fixes, with some performance issues addressed. 2.46 – May 2008: The Peach release was the result of a huge effort of over Remesh modifier was added, many improvements in the GE, matrices and vectors in the Python API were improved, plus new add-ons, and many bug fixes. 2.63 – April 2012: Bmesh was merged with the trunk, with mask editor was added, along with an improved motion tracker, OpenColorIO, Cycles improvements, Sequencer improvements, better mesh tools (Inset and Bevel were improved), new keying nodes, sculpt masking

the surface of organic and soft objects. 2.45 -- September 2007: Serious bug fixes, with some performance issues addressed. 2.46 -- May 2008: The Peach release was the result of a huge effort of over Remesh modifier was added, many improvements in the GE, matrices and vectors in the Python API were improved, plus new add-ons, and many bug fixes. 2.63 -- April 2012: Bmesh was merged with the trunk, with mask editor was added, along with an improved motion tracker, OpenColorIO, Cycles improvements, Sequencer improvements, better mesh tools (Inset and Bevel were improved), new keying nodes, sculpt masking