mcp-server-vred

# mcp-server-vred MCP Server for Autodesk VRED — Control scenes, materials, rendering, animations & variants via the [Model Context Protocol](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/). ## Features - **Scene Management** — Open, save, list objects, get hierarchy, get scene info, show/hide objects - **Materials** — List, create, apply, get properties, change color and roughness - **Rendering** — Screenshots, quality settings, resolution, camera control - **Animations** — Play, pause, stop, seek, play all, stop all - **Variants** — List variant sets, activate variants and combinations - **Python Execution** — Run arbitrary Python code in VRED's interpreter - **Status** — Check connection to VRED and report its version ## Requirements - **VRED** with Web Server enabled (Preferences > Web Interface > Enable Web Server) - **Python** >= 3.10 - **mcp** SDK (`mcp[cli]` >= 1.0.0) ## Installation ```bash pip install -e . ``` ## Configuration Set environment variables (optional, defaults shown): | Variable | Default | Description | | --------------- | ----------- | ------------------------ | | `VRED_HOST` | `localhost` | VRED Web Interface host | | `VRED_PORT` | `8888` | VRED Web Interface port | | `VRED_PROTOCOL` | `http` | Protocol (http or https) | ## Usage with VS Code Add to `.vscode/mcp.json`: ```json { "servers": { "vred": { "command": "mcp-server-vred", "env": { "VRED_HOST": "localhost", "VRED_PORT": "8888" } } } } ``` ## VRED Setup 1. Open VRED 2. Go to **Preferences > Web Interface** 3. Check **Enable Web Server** (default port 8888) 4. Ensure **Secure Python** is unchecked so the server can execute Python via the `/pythonapi` endpoint ## License Private — All rights reserved.