Install Titella

Before you begin

Confirm that your machine meets the system requirements. Titella requires Windows x64 and an NVIDIA GPU.

Early access: add the Ninot Labs repository

Early testers install Titella through a private Blender extensions repository. You need the access token supplied with your invite.

1. Open Blender and go to Edit → Preferences → Get Extensions.
2. Open the Repositories dropdown in the header and choose [+] → Add Remote Repository.
3. Set the URL to https://repo.ninotlabs.com/api/v1/extensions/.
4. Enable Requires Access Token and paste your personal token.
5. Confirm. Titella appears in the extensions list — click Install.

Blender checks this repository for updates the same way it checks extensions.blender.org, so new builds reach you automatically.

Caution

Your access token is personal. Do not share it — each tester has their own, and a leaked token is revoked, not reset.

Alternative: install from disk

If you received a titella-x.y.z.zip archive directly:

1. Go to Edit → Preferences → Get Extensions.
2. Open the dropdown menu in the top-right corner and choose Install from Disk….
3. Select the Titella archive. Keep the archive intact — do not unpack it first.
4. Enable Titella if Blender does not enable it automatically.

Download the motion model

Titella’s motion engine runs entirely on your machine. The first time you open the Titella panel it offers a one-time download of roughly 9 GB of AI model weights.

1. Open the 3D Viewport N-panel and select the Titella tab.
2. Click Set Up Titella… and accept the model license.
3. Wait for the download to finish. Generation works offline afterward.

The weights are fetched by a bundled downloader — no Python environment, no pip, nothing else is installed on your system.

Verify the installation

Open a Blender scene and confirm that the Generate panel is available in the Titella N-panel tab. If it does not appear, continue to Troubleshooting.