cc-blender-skill: Model and Render in Blender by Request

What is cc-blender-skill?

cc-blender-skill is a skill pack that lets an agent drive Blender from a plain request, such as modeling a sword and rendering it with three-point lighting. It converts that request into Blender Python through one of two MCP backends.

It needs the official Blender Lab MCP on Blender 5.1 and later, or the community ahujasid/blender-mcp project on Blender 4.0 and later, plus Python 3.9 or newer with opencv-python, numpy, scipy and Pillow for image work.

What the 30 skills cover

• Core domains: modeling, materials, lighting, cameras, rendering and animation, each a separate chain-loadable skill rather than one giant prompt.
• Conversion work: wireframe-to-3D reconstruction and rebuilding a shape from a reference image.
• Output work: export to common 3D formats, plus UV and texture atlas fitting.
• Quality passes: validation, repair and optimization skills that check a model before it is treated as done.

What it does not try to fix

The maintainer states plainly that the skill pack produces functionally correct geometry, not finished art direction. Aesthetic judgment, human faces built from primitive shapes, and thin-metal specular detail still need a person's eye and a manual pass.

Who it is for

Best for

• Agent workflows that need a first-pass 3D asset, such as a prop or a simple scene, built from a short text description.
• Turning a wireframe sketch or a reference photo into a rough 3D starting point for a human to refine.
• Pipelines that need Blender objects validated and repaired automatically before export.

Not for

• If the asset lives inside a Figma Desktop file rather than a Blender scene, Conduit Design MCP can create, edit and export that instead.
• When the canvas to work from is a Figma design file instead of a Blender scene, Figma MCP Server reads that design context and can generate code from it.
• If what you need is an animated flow diagram of a system rather than a rendered 3D object, Dashmotion Skill builds that animated diagram instead.
• When the build is wiring a React or Python project's components together rather than modeling in 3D, assembling-components Skill wires those project pieces together.

Use it with UiChemy

cc-blender-skill builds and renders the 3D asset itself, outside any web page. Once that render is ready as an image or video, UiChemy Composer places it inside an editable WordPress page. Click Get Started on uichemy.com.

How to install cc-blender-skill: Model and Render in Blender by Request

git clone [email protected]:RobLe3/cc-blender-skill.git

1. Clone the repository

   Run git clone [email protected]:RobLe3/cc-blender-skill.git then cd cc-blender-skill. A direct clone is the documented path, with no packaged installer command.

2. Link the skills folder

   Create $HOME/.agents/skills if it does not exist, then symlink every folder under plugin/skills/ into it, so your agent host picks up all 30 skills at once.

3. Set up an MCP backend

   Install either the official Blender Lab MCP for Blender 5.1 and later, or ahujasid/blender-mcp for Blender 4.0 and later, and connect it to your agent as you would any other MCP server.

4. Ask for a build

   Try a request like "Make a 3D model of a teapot and render it with three-point lighting" and let the chained skills carry out the modeling, lighting and render steps.

Check that it loaded

Ask the agent for a simple object and a render. It should walk through a modeling skill, a lighting skill and a rendering skill in sequence and hand back an image or a saved Blender scene.

Read the official instructions on GitHub

Key features

• Natural-language to Blender PythonA plain request such as modeling a teapot and rendering it with three-point lighting gets converted into Blender Python the agent runs.
• 30 chain-loadable skillsModeling, materials, lighting, cameras, rendering, animation, export and more each load as their own skill, called in sequence as a task needs them.
• Two supported MCP backendsWorks with the official Blender Lab MCP on Blender 5.1 and later, or the community ahujasid/blender-mcp project on Blender 4.0 and later.
• Wireframe and reference reconstructionSeparate skills turn a wireframe sketch or a reference image into a rough 3D starting shape for further work.
• UV and atlas fittingHandles texture UV layout and atlas fitting as its own step, rather than leaving unwrapped geometry for a person to fix.
• Validation and repairDedicated skills check a model for problems and repair or optimize it before it is treated as finished.
• Honest scopeThe maintainer documents upfront that aesthetic polish, primitive-built human faces and thin-metal specular detail still need a person's pass.

Frequently asked questions