bpyutils by Achilles Rasquinha is a collection of various common Python utilities designed to assist with general programming tasks. The current version is 0.5.8. Its release cadence is irregular, typically driven by the addition or refinement of utility functions rather than a fixed schedule.
pip install bpyutilsVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
This quickstart demonstrates importing and using a couple of common utility functions from `bpyutils.util.system` and `bpyutils.util.datetime` to get the current operating system and a timestamp.
Ensure you are importing from `bpyutils` (for this package) or `bpy.utils` (when scripting within Blender) as appropriate for your project.
Refer directly to the GitHub repository's source code for the most accurate and up-to-date API details if official documentation is insufficient.
Always test your application thoroughly after updating `bpyutils` to a new version, even minor ones. Monitor the project's GitHub for release notes or commit logs detailing changes.
Examine the command string within the error message to identify the failing command. Debug the command independently in a shell to understand why it's failing (e.g., incorrect arguments, missing executable, permissions issues) and correct it.
Install the library using pip: `pip install bpyutils` (or `pip3 install bpyutils`). Ensure your Python environment is correctly activated if using virtual environments.
Refactor the code to avoid deep recursion during pickling. This might involve simplifying object structures, breaking down large data into smaller parts, or explicitly excluding problematic attributes from serialization. You can also try increasing Python's recursion limit, though this is often a workaround rather than a fundamental solution: `import sys; sys.setrecursionlimit(new_limit)`.
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