current blender series has the problem that exceptions are not passed down to the caller of the operator. Apparently, this is because of the way the user interface is implemented. From a user perspective the bpy.types.Operator.report() [https://docs.blender.org/api/blender_python_api_2_72_release/bpy.types.Operator.html#bpy.types.Operator.repor t] method. So, in your bpy.types.Operator.execute() [https://docs org/api/blender_python_api_2_72_release/bpy.types.Operator.html#bpy.types.Operator.exec ute] methods, write: if something == is_wrong: operator.report({'ERROR'}, 'Something is wrong.') return

current Blender series has the problem that exceptions are not passed down to the caller of the operator. Apparently, this is because of the way the user interface is implemented. From a user perspective the bpy.types.Operator.report() [https://docs.blender.org/api/blender_python_api_2_72_release/bpy.types.Operator.html#bpy.types.Operator.repor t] method. So, in your bpy.types.Operator.execute() [https://docs org/api/blender_python_api_2_72_release/bpy.types.Operator.html#bpy.types.Operator.exec ute] methods, write: if something == is_wrong: operator.report({'ERROR'}, 'Something is wrong.') return

current Blender series has the problem that exceptions are not passed down to the caller of the operator. Apparently, this is because of the way the user interface is implemented. From a user perspective solves this problem goes via the bpy.types.Operator.report() method. So, in your bpy. types.Operator.execute() methods, write: if something == is_wrong: operator.report({'ERROR'}, 'Something is wrong.') {'FINISHED'} instead of: if something == is_wrong: raise RuntimeError('Something is wrong') When the operator finishes, Blender will check for any error reports, and if it finds any, it will raise an exception

current blender series has the problem that exceptions are not passed down to the caller of the operator. Apparently, this is because of the way the user interface is implemented. From a user perspective solves this problem goes via the bpy.types.Operator.report() method. So, in your bpy. types.Operator.execute() methods, write: if something == is_wrong: operator.report({'ERROR'}, 'Something is wrong.') Chapter 2. Developer Documentation Blender NIF Plugin Documentation, Release 2.6.0a0.dev4 When the operator finishes, blender will check for any error reports, and if it finds any, it will raise an exception

run ovrd in order to have the Oculus communicating with the applications. ovrd is part of the Oculus SDK. All this communication is done via the /dev/hidraw2 device. The hidraw driver provides the RAW interface How to install it? All you need is to run make install as indicated in the README.Linux file of the SDK. Additionally, if you run into problems, you may be required to load the OpenGL library from a recent

run ovrd in order to have the Oculus communicating with the applications. ovrd is part of the Oculus SDK. All this communication is done via the /dev/hidraw2 device. The hidraw driver provides the RAW interface How to install it? All you need is to run make install as indicated in the README.Linux file of the SDK. Additionally, if you run into problems, you may be required to load the OpenGL library from a recent

Python When Python Tooltips are enabled, a Python expression is displayed for scripting (usually an operator or property). Context-Sensitive Manual Access Reference Mode: All modes Menu: Context menu Last, Repeat History See Undo & Redo. Menu Search Find a menu based on its name. Operator Search Execute an operator based on its name (Developer Extras only). Rename Active Item Rename the active picture of the selected Editor. Select the Editor by clicking LMB within its area after running the operator. A File Browser will open to choose where the screenshot is saved. Help Menu See Help Menu. Workspaces

Python When Python Tooltips are enabled, a Python expression is displayed for scripting (usually an operator or property). Context-Sensitive Manual Access Reference Mode: All modes 選單: Context menu ‣ Last, Repeat History See Undo & Redo. Menu Search Find a menu based on its name. Operator Search Execute an operator based on its name (Developer Extras only). Rename Active Item Rename the active picture of the selected Editor. Select the Editor by clicking LMB within its area after running the operator. A File Browser will open to choose where the screenshot is saved. Help Menu See Help Menu. Workspaces

Python When Python Tooltips are enabled, a Python expression is displayed for scripting (usually an operator or property). Context-Sensitive Manual Access Mode:: Menu:: Shortcut:: Reference All modes Context Undo/Redo/History See Undo & Redo. Menu Search Find a menu based on its name. Operator Search Execute an operator based on its name (Developer Extras only). Rename Active Item Rename the active picture of the selected Editor. Select the Editor by clicking LMB within its area after running the operator. A File Browser will open to choose where the screenshot is saved. Help Menu See Help System.

Python When Python Tooltips are enabled, a Python expression is displayed for scripting (usually an operator or property). Context-Sensitive Manual Access Reference Mode: All modes Menu: Context menu Last, Repeat History See Undo & Redo. Menu Search Find a menu based on its name. Operator Search Execute an operator based on its name (Developer Extras only). Rename Active Item Rename the active picture of the selected Editor. Select the Editor by clicking LMB within its area after running the operator. A File Browser will open to choose where the screenshot is saved. Help Menu See Help Menu. Workspaces