Command On Selected Is A Simple Blender Addon that Allows you to Run Blender Operator to Selected Objects
While It is much better to use the Console if You know What you are doing, this is more “Non Coder Friendly” of Looping a Operator over Selected Objects
What it Does Under the Hood is It will Make Each Selected Object into Active one by one and Run the Command You Provided
Important
This Currently Only Works In Object Mode
Errors
Command On Selected is Extremely Prone to Error, Because Blender’s Operator are Context Sensitive.
If You encounter Error, do not need Panic, It is to be expected, and It “most likely” won’t break anything.
The Error reported in UI as popup is just there to alert you the Operator is not Working, nothing breaks.
The Execution of Command is Wrapped in a Try Block, If you want to check the Actual Error, it is printed in the console
Command
Depending on the Situation, running the command might only work on the specific object if you copy it from the info panel
The Operator starts with “bpy.ops.”
Command on Selected only work on Operator that perform action on Active Object
If the Operator is not the type that perform action on active object, it will just run the same command X times (Amount of Selected Object)
Getting Commands
Method 1: Using Info Editor
The Most Eaiest way to Access to the Command is Through the Info Editor
Open the Info Editor
Run the Operator you want to use
Most Operator will appear in Info Editor (Some Will Not)
Select the Last Command (Or the One you want)
Copy and Paste to the Command Text Box in the Addon
Method 2: Copy Python Command
First you need to Enable “Developer Extras” and “Python Tooltips” in Preferences
After Enabled Python Tooltips, If you Hover an Operator, it will Display the Python Command
After Enabled Developer Extras you can Right Click on the Operator and Copy Python Command
