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# COLORIZER

A simple Blender addon to instantly randomize the base color of objects, lights and volumes.

### Usage

Access the addon's panel:

1. Open a 3D Viewport in Blender.
2. In the 3D Viewport, locate the Tool Shelf on the right side.
3. Look for the "CY-Tools" tab and click it to reveal the addon panel.

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Click `COLORIZE` to instantly apply a new random color to a mesh, volume, or light object.\
(\**Please note that if you are selecting a mesh object, it must first contain a material before the base color can be randomized.)*

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### Development considerations

This addon is still in development and interactions may occasionally not work as expected.\
Follow this addon on Blender Market to stay tuned regarding any updates.

### Author and License&#x20;

Cy-Tools is a suite of Blender Addons created by @cyrusjameskhan and\
licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). See [LICENSE](/license.md) for more information.


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