I'm trying to put some export scripts into Blender but I simply cannot find the installation path!
I'm using the latest versions of both Ubuntu and Blender, which I have installed with apt-get install
.
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Sign up to join this communityI'm trying to put some export scripts into Blender but I simply cannot find the installation path!
I'm using the latest versions of both Ubuntu and Blender, which I have installed with apt-get install
.
Blender scripts will go to /usr/lib/blender/scripts/addons/
P.S.-which
is the command for finding the path of the executables. e.g. which blender
. However, if you have Synaptic package manager, it's easy to find all installed files by going to package-properties > Installed Files. And also Ubuntu package search ;)
It would be better to use the following command:
$ whereis blender
so in case you installed the program with "snap", then you can correctly locate the file
whereis
can return multiple paths and the user may not be able to decide the correct. which
suggested in above answer is preferred. Refer benohead.com/blog/2013/04/16/linux-which-vs-whereis/….
Dec 3, 2020 at 12:21