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Using operators

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Mikołaj Milej edited this page Jan 4, 2014 · 1 revision

To use operators you need combination of:

  • context (look for category you are working ate, Image in that case)
  • operator

Sample image opertor usage:

override = {'edit_image': bpy.data.images['yout_image_name']}
bpy.ops.image.invert(override, invert_g=True)

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