Hey team, Due to a few ASAP items that require my immediate attention, I need to be fully focused this week. Therefore, I will have to postpone our Coffee Hangout until next week. I apologize for the last minute update. I'm really looking forward to connecting with you all and catching up then!

Hi, I’m a 3D environment artist in the video game industry, with a particular interest in the technical aspects of my field. I kinda lean toward a technical artist role. I enjoy exploring workflows, tackling challenging tasks, and creating small tools, like in Substance Designer. Programming has always been something I’ve wanted to learn. I’ve tried two or three times in the past, picking up bits and pieces, but I never managed to go deep enough to create things independently. However, over the past few weeks, I’ve been dedicating time to Godot, and I’ve finally reached a point where I understand enough of the language to make progress using documentation and online resources. I’m not doing much but it feels like I’ve passed the first gate Additionally, I started using Blender a few months ago. I’m eager to experiment with Geometry Nodes and Python to see what I can create, on my own pace.

Hi, I have taken the course and I want to ask you about this line of code : my_cube = bpy.ops.mesh.primitive_cube_add(). After running this line, I saw that a Cube object is created in Outliner. And I thought I can access the location of the cube with my_cube.location , but it doesn't work. How can I see the result of the above line ,since it doesn't return an object ?

Great way to learn the Blender Python API is making some art https://www.artstation.com/artwork/NxDGVd

Don't hesitate to ask if you need help with part 1 of the course project!