Run Scripts From Folder

Developer: Alexander-Bicukow

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Blender add-on that runs Python scripts from your Script Directories with proper window context.

What Run Scripts From Folder does

Run Scripts From Folder lets Blender users pick and execute a script stored in the folders listed under Preferences, File Paths, Script Directories. Because it runs from the correct window context, bpy.ops operators work without overriding the area context.

It is reachable from the Edit menu in the top bar and the F3 search, and you can put it in the Q quick menu or bind a shortcut. This helps when building your own operator macros. It reads .py files from disk, for which it asks for file permission.

Key features

  • Choose and run scripts from configured folders
  • Avoids area context overrides
  • Edit menu and F3 search access
  • Quick menu or shortcut assignment
  • Supports custom ops macros

FAQ

Is Run Scripts From Folder free?

Yes, Run Scripts From Folder is free. Click the Download Free button on this PluginDex page to get it at no cost.

Which apps does Run Scripts From Folder work with?

Run Scripts From Folder works with Blender.

Who develops Run Scripts From Folder?

Run Scripts From Folder is developed by Alexander-Bicukow. You can find their other plugins on the Alexander-Bicukow page of this catalog.

Where can I download Run Scripts From Folder?

Download Run Scripts From Folder free from this PluginDex page using the Download Free button. You get free access without paying.

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