Uninstall a Blockbench plugin by its ID to remove unused extensions and maintain a clean workspace.
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"Blockbench" matching MCP tools:
- Add a cube to a Blockbench model with from-to coordinates. Supports single-axis rotation and inflate for rounding. Returns cube uuid and face UVs for painting.MIT
- Perform unsupported Blockbench operations by running JavaScript code directly in the renderer, with full access to all Blockbench globals and objects.MIT
- Lists all model formats available in Blockbench, including plugin-added ones, and returns their IDs for use with new_project.MIT
- Retrieve the current Blockbench workspace state including project details, format, element counts, and edit mode. Use this to assess the workspace before building or texturing.MIT
- Save your open Blockbench project as a .bbmodel file. Optionally provide a file path for desktop saving; otherwise, Blockbench's standard save flow is used.MIT
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- Load a .bbmodel project file from disk to continue editing your Blockbench model.MIT
- Install a Blockbench plugin by ID, URL, or local path to enable plugin-specific formats like GeckoLib models.MIT
- List plugins installed in Blockbench or available in the store. Filter results by search query or show only installed ones.MIT
- Retrieve the full outliner tree of groups, bones, and nested cubes in Blockbench, including UUIDs, origins, and rotations, to inspect model structure.MIT
- Start a new 3D modeling project in Blockbench by choosing a format like free, Java Block, Bedrock, or GeckoLib. Set project name, geometry, and texture size.MIT
- Delete a cube or group and its children from a Blockbench model by specifying its UUID or name.MIT
- Retrieve a list of all textures currently in your Blockbench project. Organize and inspect texture assets quickly.MIT
- Add a keyframe to a Blockbench animation for a specific bone and channel, setting its value at a given time with optional interpolation.MIT
- Closes the currently open project in Blockbench to free up resources and prepare for a new task.MIT
- Load a texture from a local image file into Blockbench. Specify the file path and optional name to add the image as a texture resource.MIT
- Batch-add keyframes to a Blockbench animation by supplying an array of bone, channel, time, value, and interpolation data.MIT
- Exports a Blockbench project using its format's codec. Write directly to a file by providing an output path.MIT
- Delete an animation from a Blockbench project to remove unwanted animations.MIT