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Post #3417: You can do this by adding each separately.

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• Author: noKeyframes
• Date: 2020-07-05 05:25:47
• Type: answer
• Quality Score: 8/10
• Reply to: post_03415
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You can do this by adding each separately.

1. modifier: bpy.ops.object.modifier_add(True, type='DECIMATE')
2. x tells you the las modifier added: x = C.object.modifiers[len(C.object.modifiers)-1]
3. using x you change the different parameters from the last modifier:
   x.decimate_type = 'DISSOLVE'
x.angle_limit = 0.349066
x.use_dissolve_boundaries = True

Here is the one line code, you can add this in the command tab

bpy.ops.object.modifier_add(True, type='DECIMATE'); x = C.object.modifiers[len(C.object.modifiers)-1]; x.decimate_type = 'DISSOLVE'; x.angle_limit = 0.349066; x.use_dissolve_boundaries = True

Following the steps you can add any type and number of modifiers in a macro with custom settings
Hope it helps.

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