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.
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.
Why this server?
Provides tools to control and interact with an Unreal Engine 5 editor, including spawning actors, managing assets, manipulating materials, authoring Blueprints, controlling the viewport camera, taking screenshots, and executing arbitrary Python scripts in the editor.
Why this server?
Provides tools for controlling Unreal Engine 5.7 from MCP clients, enabling spawning actors, taking screenshots, executing Python code, loading levels, inspecting blueprints, and more via native C++ handlers and a TCP bridge.
Why this server?
Allows Claude to interact with Unreal Engine 5.3 via Remote Control API to create and manipulate 3D objects, spawn actors, modify scenes, list assets, and more.
Why this server?
Provides access to the full Unreal Engine Python API through Python remote execution protocol, allowing AI agents to interact with and manipulate Unreal Engine projects without requiring a custom plugin
Why this server?
Provides code search and editing for Unreal Engine C++ codebases using clangd, and log analysis for Unreal Engine editor logs.
Why this server?
Allows building Unreal Engine projects by using MSBuild to compile Unreal Engine solutions and projects with specified configurations and platforms.
Why this server?
Analyzes game user interfaces built with Unreal Engine against core UX principles.
Why this server?
Provides tools for controlling Unreal Engine 5.7, including spawning and editing actors, managing assets and levels, creating Blueprints and materials, capturing screenshots, running headless builds and automation tests, and executing arbitrary editor Python.