3dsmax-mesh-ops

You can clean up mesh topology and adjust smoothing groups by applying atomic host-native operations to explicit nodes or current selections, which returns structured summaries and warnings for agent reporting.

Attaching proxies and triangulating meshes across a 3ds Max selection is handled through focused mutation tools that apply changes per-target, providing structured change summaries and warnings for each operation.

Yes, running mesh mutation operations requires 3ds Max 2024+ and dcc-mcp-core 0.17+ to function within the MCP framework, ensuring host-native operations execute atomically and return structured warnings.

Inspecting 3ds Max mesh normals and modifiers uses focused tools to examine topology and cleanup states, preparing meshes for mutation through explicit node or selection-based workflows with reported change summaries.

3ds Max mesh cleanup returns warnings because the mutation operations generate structured summaries and warnings for agent reporting, detailing the results of applying atomic changes to explicit targets or current selections.