Installation

1. Open Blender.
2. Navigate to Edit > Preferences.
3. Click on the Add-ons tab and then Install....
4. Select the .zip file containing the Randomize Object Colors add-on and click Install Add-on.
5. Once installed, enable the add-on by checking the box next to it.
6. The Randomize Object Colors panel will now be available under the View3D > Tool shelf.

How to Use the Add-on

The add-on's functionality is designed to be intuitive and user-friendly, with all features available in a single panel:

1. Randomize:

   • Select one or multiple mesh objects in your scene.
   • Click the Randomize button to apply random colors to the selected objects.

2. Remove Colors:

   • Select the mesh objects you want to clean.
   • Click Remove Colors to clear the random colors from the selected objects. This action only works on mesh objects and won't affect lights or cameras.

3. Delete All Colors:

   • Clicking Delete All Colors will remove all random colors assigned by the add-on across your scene without touching any other materials.

4. Select Meshes with Random Colors:

   • Click Select to select all the mesh objects that have random colors applied. Non-mesh objects will be ignored.

5. Invert Selection:

   • This button will invert the selection of mesh objects. It ignores lights, cameras, and non-mesh objects.

Automatic Material Clean-Up and Renaming

Whenever the Randomize button is clicked, the add-on automatically cleans up any unused random materials and ensures that the remaining random colors are renamed and organized for easy reference.

Key Features:

• Clean, user-friendly interface.
• Only affects mesh objects, avoiding lights, cameras, and other non-mesh items.
• Automatic material clean-up after randomization.
• Material management made easy for complex scenes with many objects.