The Blender MCP (Model Context Protocol) server allows running Python scripts in Blender. It facilitates automation, custom tool integrations, and scripting workflows directly within Blender environments, making 3D modeling, rendering, and animation tasks more efficient and customizable.
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The Blender MCP (Model Context Protocol) server allows running Python scripts in Blender. It facilitates automation, custom tool integrations, and scripting workflows directly within Blender environments, making 3D modeling, rendering, and animation tasks more efficient and customizable.
Added on:
Created by:
Mar 31 2025
Andrew Wason
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What is Blender MCP?
This MCP (Model Context Protocol) server is designed to execute Python code in Blender, providing a programmable interface for automation, scripting, and custom tool development. It enables users to run code remotely or locally within Blender, streamlining complex workflows like batch processing, parameter automation, and procedural modeling. By integrating with Blender projects, it simplifies repetitive tasks, enhances customization, and allows seamless scripting for advanced operations. This MCP is particularly useful for developers, 3D artists, and technical directors who need flexible automation capabilities within Blender’s environment, supporting both small scripts and larger, complex automation pipelines.
Who will use Blender MCP?
- 3D artists
- Blender developers
- Technical directors
- Automation engineers
- Research institutions
How to use the Blender MCP?
- Step1: Install the MCP server as per the instructions
- Step2: Configure Blender to connect with the MCP server
- Step3: Write or upload Python scripts for automation
- Step4: Run scripts via the MCP interface in Blender
- Step5: Monitor output and adjust scripts as needed
Blender MCP's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Execute Python code in Blender
- Remote script running
- Automation and batch processing support
- Custom tool integration within Blender
The Benefits
- Increases efficiency with automation
- Enables complex scripting workflows
- Supports remote operation and integration
- Enhances customization of Blender projects
Blender MCP's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automating repetitive modeling tasks
- Batch rendering and processing
- Developing custom Blender tools and add-ons
- Educational purposes for scripting tutorials
FAQs of Blender MCP
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- rectalogic
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