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I need to set up an animated (i.e. from video file) world texture in blender 2.58 using python. I make a texture like this: import bpy # create new clouds texture bpy.ops.texture.new() wtex = bpy.data.textures[-1] # set World texture wrld = bpy.data.worlds['World'] slot = wrld.texture_slots.add() slot.texture = wtex slot.use_map_horizon = True This creates a new CloudsTexture and binds it to slot. How can I make an ImageTexture and set it up to have a video as a source? Or, how can I specify the type of a new texture made by bpy.ops.texture.new()? For data addition/removal, its best not to use

Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post . Closed 3 years ago . I really admire bpython with its nice coloring and autocomplete, autohint and so on. The problem is, there are some features in IPython which I can't do without, for example, reload, magic commands, matplotlib interacting, the shell interaction, the Vim interaction or the IPython notebook. I know there is also autocomplete in IPython, but it's not as nice as in

I would like to use the bpython interpreter for debugging. My question is similar to " Is it possible to go into ipython from code? ", which asks about ipython. If you use ipdb.set_trace() you get a full ipython session with all of its conveniences. However, bpdb.set_trace() doesn't give me a bpython session, it gives me the standard pdb debugger. Is there any way of setting things up so that I can debug within a bpython session? MrGomez Yes, using this wrapper , which you can also access by adding the statement import bpdb to your code. Add bpdb.set_trace() wherever you want to break, and

IRb is pretty plain compared to bpython , even when using wirble . Is there any ruby equivalent of bpython? horseyguy Use Pry: http://pry.github.com It is written from scratch and let's you: view method source code view method documentation (not using RI so you dont have to pre-generate it) pop in and out of different contexts invoke at runtime, in any context syntax highlighting gist integration view and replay history open editors to edit method using edit-method obj.my_method syntax A tonne more great and original features You can extend irb to achieve all of bpython's functionality and