# CYGPT

#### 1. Cy-GPT: Operator

`Cy-GPT: Operator`  leverages the capabilities of the GPT model. It acts as a co-pilot, generating Python scripts based on your textual input and executing them directly within Blender. Essentially, the GPT model translates your text input into a Python script, which is then immediately executed, thereby making complex scripting tasks more accessible and user-friendly.

Besides generating and executing scripts, `Cy-GPT: Operator` also maintains a list of previously generated scripts, providing options to open or delete scripts as needed. This enhances script management and helps maintain a clean and organized scripting environment.

#### 2. Cy-GPT: Blendalle

`Cy-GPT: Blendalle` provides another kind of integration of AI within Blender. By leveraging OpenAI's DALL-E, an innovative image generator, `Blendalle` can create textures from textual prompts. This feature allows you to generate intricate textures directly within Blender by simply providing a descriptive prompt, transforming the way you design and conceptualize materials.

#### 3. Installation

1. Downloaded the latest zip through the Blender Market page.
2. Open Blender, go to Edit > Preference > Addons > `Installl...`
3. Locate and select the downloaded Python script file and click `Install Add-on`
4. In the Add-ons tab, search for "Cy-GPT" in the search bar. Check the checkbox next to the addon's name to enable "Cy-GPT: Operator" and "Cy-GPT: Blendalle".
5. Input your API Key provided by OpenAI.

#### 4. Author and License 

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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