com/BlenderVR/source.git $ cd source $ git submodule update --init --recursive --remote Note In old versions of git (1.6x, 1.7x) the –remote option doesn’t exist and thus should be left out Download Samples Scenes anchor='C:/BlenderVR/samples'> remote_command="ssh windows_login@192.168.0.1" python="C:/Python3.4/Python.exe" />

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com/BlenderVR/source.git $ cd source $ git submodule update --init --recursive --remote Note: In old versions of git (1.6x, 1.7x) the –remote option doesn’t exist and thus should be left out Download Samples Scenes anchor=’C:/BlenderVR/samples’> remote_command="ssh windows_login@192.168.0.1" python="C:/Python3.4/Python.exe" />

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update files as necessary This avoids unnecessary commits, when your environment is different to the remote. Without this option, Git will see the different markers and think that the whole file has been submodule path ’pyffi’ Run: $ rm -rf pyffi $ git submodule update --init Optional remote tracking of other developers: git remote add git://github.com//blender_nif_plugin.git Building Debugging The Blender Nif plugin code comes with built-in pydev hook to allow connection by a Remote Python Debug Server. This allows run-time debugging; watching the script execute, evaluate variables

update files as necessary • This avoids unnecessary commits when your environment is different to the remote. • Without this option, Git will see the different markers and think that the whole file has been submodule path ’pyffi’ Run: $ rm -rf pyffi $ git submodule update --init Optional remote tracking of other developers: git remote add git://github.com//blender_nif_plugin.git 2.2.3 Building dev4 Debugging The Blender Nif plugin code comes with built-in pydev hook to allow connection by a Remote Python Debug Server. This allows run-time debugging; watching the script execute, evaluate variables

files as necessary • This avoids unnecessary commits, when your environment is different to the remote. • Without this option, Git will see the different markers and think that the whole file has been submodule path ’pyffi’ Run: $ rm -rf pyffi $ git submodule update --init Optional remote tracking of other developers: git remote add git://github.com//blender_nif_plugin.git 2.2.3 Building dev4 Debugging The Blender Nif plugin code comes with built-in pydev hook to allow connection by a Remote Python Debug Server. This allows run-time debugging; watching the script execute, evaluate variables

update files as necessary This avoids unnecessary commits when your environment is different to the remote. Without this option, Git will see the different markers and think that the whole file has been submodule path ’pyffi’ Run: $ rm -rf pyffi $ git submodule update --init Optional remote tracking of other developers: git remote add git://github.com//blender_nif_plugin.git Building Debugging The Blender Nif plugin code comes with built-in pydev hook to allow connection by a Remote Python Debug Server. This allows run-time debugging; watching the script execute, evaluate variables

information see: 安 装旧式插件. 按类型过滤 或者仅显⽰单个类型的扩展： 插件: 仅显⽰插件。 主题: 仅显⽰主题。 存储库 By default Blender has a Remote Repository pointing towards the Official Blender Extensions Platform and two Local Repositories. 移除存储库和⽂件 Remove a repository and delete all associated files when removing. 这些变更是永久性的，不可被撤销。 远程存储库 Remote repository with support for listing and updating extensions. 选项： 启动时检查更新 Allows Blender to check --command extension list [-h] [-s] 从所有启⽤的存储库列出包。 选项： -h, --help 显⽰帮助信息然后退出 -s, --sync Sync the remote directory before performing the action. ⼦命令：sync ⽤法: blender --command extension sync [-h] 下载远程存储库的包信息。

graphical display (no need for X server on Linux for example) and consequently we can render via a remote shell (typically SSH). See Command Line Arguments for a full list of arguments (for example to specify you will have to add your personal fork as a remote in your local git repository. Click SSH to see the correct URL, and then add it like this: git remote add me git@projects.blender.org:/blender- you will have to add your personal fork as a remote in your local git repository. Click SSH to see the correct URL, and then add it like this: git remote add me git@projects.blender.org:/blender-

graphical display (no need for X server on Linux for example) and consequently we can render via a remote shell (typically SSH). See Command Line Arguments for a full list of arguments (for example to specify you will have to add your personal fork as a remote in your local git repository. Click SSH to see the correct URL, and then add it like this: git remote add me git@projects.blender.org:/blender- you will have to add your personal fork as a remote in your local git repository. Click SSH to see the correct URL, and then add it like this: git remote add me git@projects.blender.org:/blender-

graphical display (no need for X server on Linux for example) and consequently we can render via a remote shell (typically SSH). See Command Line Arguments for a full list of arguments (for example to specify you will have to add your personal fork as a remote in your local git repository. Click SSH to see the correct URL, and then add it like this: git remote add me git@projects.blender.org:/blender- you will have to add your personal fork as a remote in your local git repository. Click SSH to see the correct URL, and then add it like this: git remote add me git@projects.blender.org:/blender-