blender-mcp

You can automate Blender 3D modeling tasks by establishing a socket connection to a running Blender instance. This allows you to send JSON commands to programmatically add meshes, change properties, and execute custom bpy scripts for scene setup.

Yes, you can execute arbitrary Python bpy scripts remotely. By sending commands through a socket connection, the Skill runs your custom code directly within the Blender environment to perform complex 3D modeling and animation operations.

Socket-based control for Blender works by connecting an external application to Blender's plugin via a socket server. It facilitates remote control by sending JSON commands to execute bpy code, retrieve scene information, and capture viewport screenshots.

Yes, controlling Blender via socket requires a compatible Python environment and a socket connection to Blender's plugin. You must set up this server connection to send JSON commands and automate your 3D rendering or animation workflows.

To retrieve scene info and capture viewport screenshots programmatically, you send specific JSON commands through the socket connection. This returns the requested scene data and renders viewport images directly from the running Blender instance.

Automating Blender animation via socket communication is limited by the need for a continuously running Blender instance and an active socket server connection. It requires a compatible Python environment and cannot operate independently of the live application.