Unreal Engine is a complete suite of development tools for anyone working with real-time technology, enabling creators across games, architecture, automotive, film and more to deliver cutting-edge content and experiences.
An MCP server for auditing and analyzing user interfaces across 20 platforms based on 30 fundamental UX laws. It provides automated code detection, platform-specific checklists, and comparative analysis to optimize design usability.
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Why this server?
Enables creation of placeholder sprites, UI elements, health bars, and spritesheets for Unreal Engine game development.
Generates mock 2D PNG assets for game prototypes, supporting gradients, patterns, text, spritesheets, and embedded metadata.
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MIT
Why this server?
Allows Claude to control a running Unreal Engine 5 editor, providing tools for scene manipulation, asset management, and other editor operations through a bridge to the HullForge editor plugin.
An MCP server that enables Claude to drive a running Unreal Engine 5 editor, managing communication between the editor plugin and the LLM client through stdio transport with session discovery, idempotent operations, and honest failure reporting.
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MIT
Why this server?
Provides project-level source and configuration intelligence for Unreal Engine, enabling AI agents to search, read, and understand C++ source, config files, module dependencies, gameplay tags, replication topology, and asset references.
Indexes Unreal Engine project C++ source, config files, dependencies, gameplay tags, replication, asset references, and log categories into a SQLite database and exposes tools for AI assistants to query structural and config info.
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MIT
Why this server?
Provides tools for driving a running Unreal Engine editor, including listing assets and actors, importing assets, spawning and manipulating actors, controlling the viewport, taking screenshots, saving all, and executing arbitrary Python code in the editor.
Enables Claude to control a running Unreal Engine editor via Epic's Python Remote Execution protocol, supporting asset import, actor manipulation, viewport screenshots, and arbitrary Python execution.
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MIT
Why this server?
Provides documentation and implementation guides for integrating Rive animations into Unreal Engine projects.
Provides access to Rive's animation documentation, runtime guides, editor features, and tutorials via the Model Context Protocol.
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Why this server?
Provides tools for interacting with Unreal Engine 4.27, enabling AI agents to perform actor and level editing, Blueprint creation and compilation, C++ class generation, material editing, DataTable operations, and more, all within the editor via undoable transactions.
Enables AI coding agents to control and interact with Unreal Engine 4.27 editor through MCP protocol, translating tool calls into HTTP commands for the in-editor plugin.
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Why this server?
Provides tools for inspecting, editing, and searching animation data (sequences, montages, blend spaces, animation blueprints, skeletons, and skeletal meshes) in a running Unreal Engine editor, enabling AI agents to manage animation assets programmatically.
Enables AI agents to inspect, search, and edit Unreal Engine animation data including sequences, montages, blend spaces, animation blueprints, skeletons, and skeletal meshes via 62 tools over MCP.
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Why this server?
Provides tools to control Unreal Engine, including actor management, blueprint access, physics simulation, and viewport screenshots via a C++ plugin.