What is Mcp Server Blender

MCP-Server-blender is an open-source library designed to connect any LLM (Large Language Model) to any MCP server, enabling the creation of custom agents with tool access without relying on closed-source applications.

Use cases

Use cases for MCP-Server-blender include building custom AI agents for web browsing, file operations, and other automated tasks that require LLM capabilities.

How to use

To use MCP-Server-blender, developers can create an MCP capable agent with just six lines of code, allowing for quick integration with various LLMs and tools.

Key features

Key features include ease of use, flexibility to work with any langchain supported LLM, an interactive code builder for exploring MCP capabilities, and support for various tool integrations.

Where to use

MCP-Server-blender can be used in fields such as AI development, automation, and any application requiring integration between LLMs and MCP servers.

Prompt-to-3D

Overview

Prompt-to-3D is an innovative tool designed to make 3D modeling in Blender accessible to everyone, especially beginners and non-technical users. By allowing users to create 3D models using simple text prompts (e.g., “create a red car” or something else), our project eliminates the need to navigate Blender’s complex interface. Powered by natural language processing(NLP) and Blender’s python API, Prompt-to-3D translates plain language into 3D models, empowering anyone to create 3D models with ease.

Problem Statements

Blender is a powerful 3D modeling tool, but its steep learning curve and intricate interface can be overwhelming for beginners. Many people with great ideas struggle to create 3D models dur to the technical skills required. Prompt-to-3D solves this by enabling users to describe their vision in simple words, making 3D creation intuitive and inclusive.

Features

• Natural Language Input: Create 3D models by typing
  simple prompts like “Create a cube or a circle or anything”
• Blender Integration: Seamlessly works within Blender using its Python API
• Beginner-Friendly: No need to learn Blender’s tools or workflows.
• Extensible: Support future enhancements like advance NLP models or web-based interfaces.

Tech Stack

• Blender Python API(byp): Automates 3D modeling tasks in Blender.
• Python: Core language for scripting and integration
• NLP/LLM: Using Ollama and Mistral model for natural language processing
• Flask: Lightweight backend for promppt processing
• HTML/CSS/JavaScript: For potential web-based interface.

Installation

Prerequisites

• Blender 3.0 or higher
• Python 3.10 or higher
• pip and venv for installing python packages and requirements.

Steps

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/Prompt-to-3D.git
cd Prompt-to-3D

2. Set up Virtual Environment

• for windows

python -m venv venv
venv/Script/activate

• for macOS/Linux

python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
 # if using fish shell
 source venv/bin/activate.fish

 - verify
 ```bash
 which python
 which pip

Except paths like /path/to/venv/bin/python and /path/to/venv/bin/pip

3. Install uv(Dependency Manager)

pip install uv
uv --version

4. Install mcp-use

uv pip install mcp-use

• verify

pip show mcp-use

5. Config LLM Provider

• Create .env file for Anthropic or any other provider

touch .env
nano .env

• Add provider details

ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=your_api_key

save ctrl+x and y

• verify

ls -la .env

• Install langfow for local development

pip install langflow anthropic

• Test Anthropic API

python3 -c "import anthropic: anthropic.Client('your_api_key').complete(prompt='Hello, world!')"

6. Confirm Blender Installation

• Check if Blender is installed and available in the PATH

blender --version

Expect output like Blender 3.5.1 or higher.

• If not installed, download from Blender Official Website

• Verify the installation by running blender --version

• for linux/macOS

# for macOS
brew install blender

# for linux
sudo apt-get install blender

• for windows follow the instructions here

Usage

1. Open Blender and navigate to the 3D view.

2. Find the Add-on panel:

• Press N to open the side bar
• Look for Prompt-to-3D in the list of add-ons.
• Enable it by clicking the checkbox.

3. Use the addon:

• In the 3D view, you’ll see a new panel with a text input field.
• Enter your prompt, e.g., “Create a red car”.
• Click the button to generate the 3D model.