# An easier way to create an object variable.
# By inputting the object's name, you can create
# a variable for it. This can either be a "direct"
# string or an "indirect" string.
# For example:
# cube = objVar("Cube")
# cube = objVar(listObjs()[0])
# Assuming the 0 in the second example points to
# the string "Cube" in your list, they will both
# have the same result.

def objVar(listObjSpec):
 for each in range(0,len(bpy.data.objects)):
  if bpy.data.objects[each].name == listObjSpec:
   print("Variable created!")
   return bpy.data.objects[each]
 if listObjSpec not in listObjs():
  print("This failed so hard, what are you trying to do?")