blender-pipeline
Skill44 starsChanged 22 days agoMITView on GitHub
Convert, LOD, render and animate models in headless Blender.
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- FreedomIntelligence/BlenderLoretheir own version, first seen Nov 1, 2026
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- FreedomIntelligence/BlenderLore★ 97same name
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Read arguments with json.loads(sys.argv[sys.argv.index("--") + 1]).
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Files
Blender Pipeline Skill
Unattended Blender through forge_engine engine=blender: no add-on, no open window. For live editing of
an open scene use the catalog's Blender MCP plugin instead; this is the batch path.
When to Use
Format conversion (glb/gltf/fbx/obj/stl/ply/blend), LOD chains, turntable renders, simple procedural animation, scene inspection, or any custom bpy job.
Prerequisites
Blender 4.2+ (auto-detected, or blender_path). A portable Blender tarball works.
How to Run
| Job | Call | ||
| Inspect | action=info input=assets/models/house.glb | ||
| Convert | action=convert input=a.glb output=a.fbx | ||
| LODs | action=lod input=a.glb output=assets/models/a.glb ratios=[1,0.5,0.25] | ||
| Turntable | action=turntable input=a.glb output=renders/a frames=36 size=512 (Eevee, transparent PNGs) | ||
| Animate | `action=animate input=a.glb output=a_spin.glb preset=spin | bob | pulse duration=1` |
| Custom | write a bpy script with write_file, then action=script script=path args={...} |
Procedure — custom scripts
Read arguments with json.loads(sys.argv[sys.argv.index("--") + 1]). Print one line
GAMEFORGE_RESULT {json} at the end; the tool returns it as result. Exit non-zero on failure.
Pitfalls
- Paths in calls are relative to the project; outputs land where you point them.
- Each LOD level decimates the original mesh (not the previous level).
turntableframes → GIF/MP4: useterminalwith ffmpeg if the user wants a video.
Verification
ok: true, result populated, and the output files exist (check with search_files target='files').
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