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# VIEWPOINTS
A simple Blender addon that lets the user select cameras in the scene and instantly render a still image.
### 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.
To add a camera to the list, click the "+" button on the right side of the camera list. A new entry will be created in the list.
Click on the new entry to reveal a dropdown menu of available cameras in your scene. Select the desired camera from the list.
Repeat steps 5 and 6 to add more cameras to the list as needed.
If you need to remove a camera from the list, select the camera entry in the list and click the "-" button on the right side of the camera list.
To render the selected viewpoints, click the "Render Viewpoints" button at the bottom of the panel.
The add-on will render each camera viewpoint individually and save the output images as PNG files in a folder named "Blender Viewpoints Exports" on your Desktop. The images will be named according to their corresponding camera names in the Blender scene.
### 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.\
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Future implementations include a setting to export an animation.
### 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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