====== Python tools in Blender ======

===== The Scripting layout =====
Blender has a handy "Scripting" layout ready for you, with
  * **Info panel** expanded to see what Python commands are being called when manipulating the interface
  * **Text editor** to write your scripts
  * **Console** to explore commands
  * And the panels we know from the "Default" layout: **3D View**, **Outliner** and **Properties**

In the Menu, ''Help > Python API Reference'' will open a browser window pointing to the Blender Python API documentation. You want to keep this open at all time when scripting. 

===== Accessing data =====
Some examples of how to navigate in Blender data from the console.

<code=python>
# With the default scene when starting Blender

for objects in bpy.data.objects:
    print(objects.name)    
# Camera
# Cube
# Lamp

for object in bpy.data.objects:
    print(object.location)    
# <Vector (7.9362, -7.1326, 3.8174)>
# <Vector (0.0000, 0.0000, 0.0000)>
# <Vector (4.0762, 1.0055, 5.9039)>

for object in bpy.data.objects:
    print(object.location.x)    
# 7.93615198135376
# 0.0
# 4.076245307922363
</code>