Data Visualization+Blender/Scripting/Python All-in-One (Paperback)

By Kenwright

Learn how to harness Blender’s powerful scripting capabilities with Python to create stunning and interactive data visualizations—even if you're not an artist.

Pages: 188
Publication: 15 March 2025
Language: English
ISBN: 9798296008190

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This book guides you through the process of building interactive and visually compelling data visualizations using Blender’s 3D engine and Python scripting. From importing datasets to animating complex structures, you'll learn how to turn raw data into dynamic visual stories. Ideal for developers, researchers, and data enthusiasts looking to explore the intersection of coding and creativity.

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