BlendDataBrushes(bpy_struct)

base class — bpy_struct

class bpy.types.BlendDataBrushes(bpy_struct)

Collection of brushes

new(name, mode='TEXTURE_PAINT')

Add a new brush to the main database

Parameters:
  • name (string, (never None)) – New name for the data-block
  • mode (enum in ['OBJECT', 'EDIT', 'POSE', 'SCULPT', 'VERTEX_PAINT', 'WEIGHT_PAINT', 'TEXTURE_PAINT', 'PARTICLE_EDIT', 'EDIT_GPENCIL', 'SCULPT_GPENCIL', 'PAINT_GPENCIL', 'WEIGHT_GPENCIL'], (optional)) –

    Paint Mode for the new brush

    • OBJECT Object Mode.
    • EDIT Edit Mode.
    • POSE Pose Mode.
    • SCULPT Sculpt Mode.
    • VERTEX_PAINT Vertex Paint.
    • WEIGHT_PAINT Weight Paint.
    • TEXTURE_PAINT Texture Paint.
    • PARTICLE_EDIT Particle Edit.
    • EDIT_GPENCIL Edit Mode, Edit Grease Pencil Strokes.
    • SCULPT_GPENCIL Sculpt Mode, Sculpt Grease Pencil Strokes.
    • PAINT_GPENCIL Draw, Paint Grease Pencil Strokes.
    • WEIGHT_GPENCIL Weight Paint, Grease Pencil Weight Paint Strokes.
Returns:

New brush data-block

Return type:

Brush

remove(brush, do_unlink=True, do_id_user=True, do_ui_user=True)

Remove a brush from the current blendfile

Parameters:
  • brush (Brush, (never None)) – Brush to remove
  • do_unlink (boolean, (optional)) – Unlink all usages of this brush before deleting it
  • do_id_user (boolean, (optional)) – Decrement user counter of all datablocks used by this brush
  • do_ui_user (boolean, (optional)) – Make sure interface does not reference this brush
tag(value)

tag

Parameters:value (boolean) – Value
create_gpencil_data(brush)

Add grease pencil brush settings

Parameters:brush (Brush, (never None)) – Brush
classmethod bl_rna_get_subclass(id, default=None)
Parameters:id (string) – The RNA type identifier.
Returns:The RNA type or default when not found.
Return type:bpy.types.Struct subclass
classmethod bl_rna_get_subclass_py(id, default=None)
Parameters:id (string) – The RNA type identifier.
Returns:The class or default when not found.
Return type:type

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