y3-obj-gen

Batch generate Y3 editor JSON data by using script-based deterministic generators that output editor_table JSON files for multiple game entities like units, abilities, modifiers, and projectiles simultaneously, avoiding error-prone manual authoring.

Your Y3 editor object data disappears after saving because the correct MCP persistence workflow requires applying a hotfix, waiting 3 seconds, and then saving. Skipping this mandatory sequence causes data loss during the generation workflow.

Yes, you can generate modifiers and projectiles from a single intent in the Y3 editor. The generation workflow processes user intent to create complete sets of editor_table JSON files for units, abilities, buffs, and projectiles in a map.

Select appropriate official editor models when generating Y3 object JSON by using MCP model lookup with a project resources.csv as the primary match source, applying fallbacks when necessary to ensure correct asset assignment.

The safest way to create Y3 game entities without hand-writing JSON is using dedicated script-based generators that enforce rule loading and MCP model lookup to deterministically output editor_table JSON for units, abilities, buffs, and projectiles.