"Information on Unreal Engine" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants to control and automate Unreal Engine through a native C++ Automation Bridge plugin. It supports a comprehensive range of tasks including asset management, actor manipulation, editor control, and blueprint graph editing.

Bridges OpenCode to Unreal Engine 5 editor via a local TCP connection, enabling interaction with the editor such as querying project structure, managing assets and actors, and generating code.

Enables AI assistants to interact with Unreal Engine via Remote Control API for actor, asset, level, and editor operations.

Enables Claude Desktop to interact with Unreal Engine 5.3 via Remote Control API, creating and manipulating 3D objects from text prompts for scene building and editor control.

Controls Unreal Engine 5 editor from AI coding assistants, enabling 280 commands across 13 categories for materials, blueprints, Niagara VFX, and more.

Enables natural language interaction with Unreal Engine, providing 127 tools across 16 subsystems for tasks like actor manipulation, asset management, blueprint creation, and more, using built-in Python and Remote Control plugins.

Enables AI assistants to directly control and interact with the Unreal Editor through natural language, allowing tasks such as spawning actors, building levels, creating materials, and running Python scripts.

Enables AI engines to call Unreal Engine editor operations across world, blueprint, material, media, vision, and pipeline domains through a local bridge, returning honest UNAVAILABLE status when no plugin listener is present.

MCP server for Unreal Engine 5, built into the editor: 2,000+ tools that let AI agents like Claude Code create and edit Blueprints, materials, levels, Niagara and animation, with every change read back and verified.

Universal Industrial-grade MCP Server for CAD automation, Headless DXF engine, AECO standards, and CE3X ConTech bridge.

Custom MCP server that lets AI control Autodesk Maya 2022+ directly, using code execution and self-discovery rather than hundreds of predefined tools. Includes structured tools for Unreal Engine asset preparation, validation, and FBX export.

Enables AI agents to control the DX12 Engine editor for game development, including scene editing, entity manipulation, and playback testing via natural language commands.

Enables LLM agents to author EisenScript procedural grammars and render them headlessly into Wavefront OBJ meshes, returning vertex/face counts and bounding boxes alongside validation, linting, PNG previews, mesh-format conversion, batch gallery rendering, and Unreal import.

Enables MCP clients to drive native CAD and 3D applications—Autodesk Fusion, Blender, and Unreal Engine—by planning work, executing trusted Python, inspecting real geometry, revising editable source files, and handing assets between applications. Each job keeps durable state, revision checks, and artifact hashes, with role-based handoffs for planning, modeling, geometry QA, interchange, and review.

Enables Claude to control Unreal Engine 5 editor, spawn actors, build materials, author Blueprints, and more, with zero plugin installation.

MCP server for driving Cavalry's 2D motion-graphics engine from LLMs, enabling scene creation and animation via natural language.

Enables vision-capable AI clients to read and adjust Capture One on macOS through local MCP stdio or JSON CLI, including curves, color tools, film grain, masks, reference matching, and real previews of rendered edits.

Enables vision-capable AI clients to read and adjust Capture One on Windows through an MCP stdio server (plus a JSON CLI), applying exposure, curves, color, layer and mask edits and returning real Capture One-rendered previews. It runs a local bridge to C1's native parameters with no presets, screenshots or synthetic input.

A local MCP server that lets coding agents turn conversational prompts into deterministic, re-runnable recipes for 3D objects, walkable worlds, and playable games, all stored on your own disk without API keys or cloud rendering. Those recipes can be edited in place and exported to the browser, Godot, Unity, Unreal, Blender, glTF/OpenUSD, or print-ready STL and 3MF at true scale.

Enables Claude and other MCP clients to control Autodesk Maya 2024 through 244 typed tools, including modeling, rigging, previs, FX, Arnold rendering, asset libraries, AI 3D generation, and a real-time change stream for Unreal.

Enables AI agents to turn local photos and ASCII designs into deterministic crochet chart PNGs with exact per-color stitch counts and yarn estimates across graph, C2C, tapestry, mosaic, and filet techniques.

An MCP server enabling AI agents to author Unreal Engine 5 scenes directly, with tools for spawning actors, building PCG graphs, validating physics, generating terrain, and more through a single MCP connection.

Headless InDesign document composition via MCP: parse IDML templates, convert content to ICML stories, and compose complete newspaper IDML files conversationally.

Provides a remote design engine for AI clients to create app screens, icons, illustrations, and charts as clean SVG, saved to SVG Lab projects and exportable as SVG, PNG, or PDF.

Enables typed, transactional automation of LiquiGen node graphs, fixed host commands for one LiquiGen process, and validation of LiquiGen-to-Unreal export bundles.

Enables AI coding agents to build professional websites using a curated component registry, WCAG-verified design systems and tokens, a human-in-the-loop visual editor, and real-browser Chromium QA that verifies rendered pages and iterates on fixes. It exposes deterministic design decisions, screenshots and evidence-backed quality scores as MCP tools over stdio or Streamable HTTP.

An MCP server for AI-driven Blender↔Unreal Engine bridge, providing 62 tools for 3D modeling, scene validation, and asset transfer across both engines.

Multi-protocol IPC adapter layer for integrating DCC software (Maya, Houdini, Blender, Unreal, Unity) with MCP, enabling tool registration and remote control across multiple transport protocols.

Enables AI assistants to control Unreal Engine editor through natural language, supporting scene setup, asset management, and level editing via the engine's Remote Execution protocol.

Enables AI agents to act as game artists by creating and iterating on game art through MCP tools backed by a knowledge base and genre templates, with a local studio for review, feedback, versioning, and export of engine-ready assets.