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"FMOD" matching MCP tools:

  • Calculate floating-point modulo operations for precise remainder calculations with decimal numbers, providing accurate results for mathematical computations.
    Apache 2.0
  • Save the open FMOD Studio project to preserve changes before building audio banks.
    MIT
  • Verifies connectivity to FMOD Studio and returns the installed version number, ensuring the audio integration is operational.
    MIT
  • Search FDA food recall reports by product, classification, status, or recalling firm state. Retrieve enforcement actions to stay informed about food safety.
    MIT

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  • Search USDA FoodData Central for nutrition information on foods, returning data with quality scores and source citations for verification.
  • List FMOD events, filtered by path prefix such as 'event:/bumpers/', to retrieve events from specific folders.
    MIT
  • Evaluate JavaScript code within FMOD Studio's scripting terminal to control audio import, event creation, and bank building. Use return to output results.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all banks from the currently open FMOD project to inventory and manage audio assets.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a list of all mixer buses in the current FMOD Studio project to inspect audio routing and processing paths.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a complete list of effect class names currently available in FMOD Studio to identify and select audio effects for project integration.
    MIT
  • Add food items to your inventory with automatic best-before estimates for unpackaged foods and storage clarification when needed.
    MIT
  • Permanently remove a food item from inventory by providing its ID. This tool deletes the entry directly without affecting consumption records.
    MIT
  • Add a new audio effect to a bus or event-track effect chain by specifying target path and effect type.
    MIT
  • List audio effects applied to a bus or event-track chain, excluding the built-in fader. Specify the target path to retrieve the effects.
    MIT
  • Retrieve effect parameters, bypass state, and chain location from FMOD Studio using its GUID.
    MIT