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assistant: wner = 'OBJECT' ) ¶ Move constraint down in constraint stack Parameters : constraint ( string , ( optional , never None ) ) – Constraint, Name of the constraint to edit owner (enum in [ 'OBJECT' , 'BONE' ], (optional)) – Owner, The owner of this constraint OBJECT Object – Edit a constraint on the active object. BONE Bone – Edit a constraint on the active bone. bpy.ops.constraint. move_to_index ( * , constraint = '' , owner = 'OBJECT' , index = 0 ) ¶ Change the constraint’s position in the list so it evaluates after the set number of others Parameters : constraint ( string , ( optional , never None ) ) – Constraint, Name of the constraint to edit owner (enum in [ 'OBJECT' , 'BONE' ], (optional)) – Owner, The owner of this constraint OBJECT Object – Edit a constraint on the active object. BONE Bone – Edit a constraint on the active bone. index ( int in [ 0 , inf ] , ( optional ) ) – Index, The index to move the constraint to bpy.ops.constraint. move_up ( * , constraint = '' , owner = 'OBJECT' ) ¶ Move constraint up in constraint stack Parameters : constraint ( string , ( optional , never None ) ) – Constraint, Name of the constraint to edit owner (enum in [ 'OBJECT' , 'BONE' ], (optional)) – Owner, The owner of this constraint OBJECT Object – Edit a constraint on the active object. BONE Bone – Edit a constraint on the active bone. bpy.ops.constraint. normalize_target_weights ( ) ¶ Normalize weights of all target bones File : startup/bl_operators/constraint.py:61 bpy.ops.constraint. objectsolver_clear_inverse ( * , constraint = '' , owner = 'OBJECT' ) ¶ Clear inverse correction for Object Solver constraint Parameters : constraint ( string , ( optional , never None ) ) – Constraint, Name of the constraint to edit owner (enum in [ 'OBJECT' , 'BONE' ], (optional)) – Owner, The owner of this constraint OBJECT Object – Edit a constraint on the active object. BONE Bone – Edit a constraint on the active bone. bpy.ops.constraint. objectsolver_set_inverse ( * , constraint = '' , owner = 'OBJECT' ) ¶ Set inverse correction for Object Solver constraint Parameters : constraint ( string , ( optional , never None ) ) – Constraint, Name of the constraint to edit owner (enum in [ 'OBJECT' , 'BONE' ], (optional)) – Owner, The owner of this constraint OBJECT Object – Edit a constraint on the active object. BONE Bone – Edit a constraint on the active bone. bpy.ops.constraint. remove_target ( * , index = 0 ) ¶ Remove the target from the constraint Parameters : index ( int in [ -inf , inf ] , ( optional ) ) – index File : startup/bl_operators/constraint.py:44 bpy.ops.constraint. stretchto_reset ( * , constraint = '' , owner = 'OBJECT' ) ¶ Reset original length of bone for Stretch To Constraint Parameters : constraint ( string , ( optional , never None ) ) – Constraint, Name of the constraint to edit owner (enum in [ 'OBJECT' , 'BONE' ], (optional)) – Owner, The owner of this constraint OBJECT Object – Edit a constraint on the active object. BONE Bone – Edit a constraint on the active bone. Next Curve Operators Previous Console Operators Copyright &#169; Blender Authors Made with Furo Report issue on this page On this page Constraint Operators add_target() apply() childof_clear_inverse() childof_set_inverse() copy() copy_to_selected() delete() disable_keep_transform() followpath_path_animate() limitdistance_reset() move_down() move_to_index() move_up() normalize_target_weights() objectsolver_clear_inverse() objectsolver_set_inverse() remove_target() stretchto_reset()