@Victor Stepanov Thank you! 🙌 But of course… I went to sleep last night and suddenly had that classic "wait a second..." moment. 😅 Realized there's one more crucial feature missing — and now I absolutely have to add it. Welp, back to coding we go!

@Victor Stepanov Hey Victor! 😊 Thanks a lot! 1️⃣ Yeah, I figured a time estimate might come in handy — especially for that button where a user could potentially render 120,120 renders from a file with 1,001 palettes 😅 I thought it might be good to know what you're getting into before pressing go. Right now, Blender’s UI freezes during rendering, so there’s no way to cancel once it starts. By the way, do you know if that’s normal behavior, or if there’s any way around it? 2️⃣ I’ve reworked the logic — I’m no longer using Seeds. Now I use permutations instead (just like we once discussed!) which gives full control over generating every possible combination, or targeting a specific one.🤓 3️⃣ I’m not totally sure I understood your “power user” idea. Did you mean something like a simplified mode with just a few buttons, and then an advanced toggle to unlock more features? My current thought was to make two separate versions: a minimal one (just rendering from the default file) and a full one (with palette generation and extras), so users can choose what fits them best. 4️⃣ I’ve been brainstorming ways to simplify the scene prep process for users. I put it off for a while since it’s a lot of work, but it’s definitely needed. Right now, the user has to prepare render passes manually, and make sure all materials use white base colors — otherwise the palette overlay won’t look right. So I’m thinking about adding a whole automated setup module that: - Sets up render passes - Replaces colors in shaders - Automatically generates a clean node tree - Then restores the original shader colors afterwards🤪 …with a simple UI panel where users could trigger it all with a few buttons. The tricky part: shader setups can be messy, and Base Color isn’t always what actually drives the look. A friend suggested I just make a tutorial video for setup instead of automating it. But I’m not sure. What would you recommend — go the extra mile and automate, or keep it simple for now and explain it clearly?

@Victor Stepanov @Christian Coppes Here's how it works for now (a bit slow cause of OBS😅)

Thank you! 👍

@Victor Stepanov Oh wow! That post from Andrew was especially convincing — thank you for sharing it! > "Set a reasonable price based on the amount of time you are saving and the niche of the workflow (the smaller the niche, the more you can charge)." — That one really surprised me! I actually thought the opposite: that if something is super niche and only a few people use it (like the Compositor), then the price should be lower.🤔 But it turns out that the more unique your market offer is, the more value it has. Whoa — thank you for that insight! >"Also, include a buffer on top of the price so you can do 'sales/deals.'" — So that’s like adding a bit extra to the price in advance so you have room for discounts and sales later, right? It instantly made me think of how everything on Udemy is always on sale for €12.😅 These are such incredibly valuable marketing tips — thank you so much for sharing your experience!

@Victor Stepanov Oh wow, this is super helpful – thank you! Going to check it all out now! 🙌

Thank you, @Victor Stepanov! This looks incredibly useful! Off I go to read and learn! 🏃‍♀️📚🤓