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A comma-separated values (CSV) file is "a delimited text file that uses a comma to separate values" according to Wikipedia. It stores tabular data (numbers and text) in plain text. Blender itself does not have importers or exporters for CSV files, but the format is used by any number of add-ons for importing and exporting data to other programs. Use this tag for Blender-specific questions about the use of CSV Files.

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I am experimenting with the Import CSV node in Blender. I have Blender open alongside a text editor where I edit my CSV file, and I would like an easy way for the new data to update automatically in ...
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I can't seem to get my graph to read the correct CSV values?
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So I'm being told this cannot easily be done, and perhaps they're right, but here's what I'm attempting: I've created a grid of 31 by 36 cylinders (rows and cols). I've got a CSV file imported (also ...
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I am doing a project where I have skeleton data in csv file format, and I need to create human motion/animation based on that file. The file consists of time series, 38 types of bones and xyz axis for ...
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I want to export instances data from spreadsheet, like name, position, rotation, scale to a csv file. Unfortunately I don't know python, so I can't really solve this question on my own. I found this ...
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I have several vertex groups separated on my 3D model and I would like to export the spreadsheet that reflects the x,y, and z data along with the vertex groups data. I have already been able to export ...
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How would I make a python script that converts the selected object into a CSV of triangles formatted as such: ...
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I need to save the vertex locations of selected objects in Blender to use as offset values in another application. Ideally, I would like to have these as a CSV file (either as x, y, z per column or a ...
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