Blender Python Scripting: Add and Apply a Modifier

In this video, I show you how to use Python scripting in Blender to automate the application of modifiers. This same code can be used to create a macro to add any type of modifier, such as a mirror, boolean or array modifier.

[@shanquan93]

just chanced upon your threejs tutorials on clicking via raycasting, it was a lifesafer! Was surprised to see a blender coding tutorial here as well. Love your channel man, you teach everything I'm trying to get good at

[@DrewTeter]

I'm working on a script that may or may not already have a modifier existing on an object. How do I get the ID or Name of the modifier I just added?
If I run "bpy.context.object.modifiers['ARRAY']" I'll get the modifier named "ARRAY" but that may not be the one I want to edit. The new modifier may be called "Array.001" or "Array.002"... etc

[@htpn-6530]

Hi, I have one problem. When you change the language in the blender settings, it stops working. How can I make it so that it does not depend on the program language?

[@yehonamgeker]

Can you please show us how you can do that via an operator in blender python? please?

[@ZorrAlex]

Hey Ryan, I'm impressed by your work. As we're working on a solution I think that you have the expertise to help out. What is the best way to get in touch? Thanks , Zoran

[@syntaxbyte]

Hi, you can reach out at [e-mail].