blender-mcp

You can control Blender remotely over a TCP socket by using this skill to send plain UTF-8 JSON commands to a running Blender instance, executing bpy code and modifying 3D objects directly.

Yes, you can execute arbitrary bpy code in Blender from an external script by sending an execute_code command via the TCP socket protocol, allowing you to create and modify 3D objects and apply materials programmatically.

An AI agent queries scene information from a running Blender instance by sending JSON requests like get_scene_info or get_object_info over a TCP socket, retrieving viewport data and 3D object details to drive automated workflows.

Yes, you need to start the Blender MCP server addon to enable socket-based automation, which listens on localhost:9876 and accepts JSON commands to orchestrate 3D scenes and execute bpy code.

The best way to automate 3D scene creation and animation programmatically is using this socket interface, which allows you to send JSON commands to apply materials, animate scenes, and execute arbitrary bpy code across a Blender session.

Yes, you can retrieve viewport screenshots from Blender via a socket connection by sending the get_viewport_screenshot command, which returns viewport data over the TCP socket to support automated pipeline workflows.