List saved checkpoints on a branch, newest first, with pagination. Use to find a checkpoint ID for restoring or resetting a project state.
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"PlayCanvas" matching MCP tools:
- Permanently delete entities and all descendants from a PlayCanvas scene. Irreversible destructive action; prefer modify_entities for hiding or remove_components for component removal.MITDestructive
- Resolve entity names into resource IDs and hierarchy paths, enabling follow-up API calls without manually tracking UUIDs. Supports case-insensitive substring or exact name matching.MIT
- Retrieve assets from a PlayCanvas project using filters for type, name, or tag. Paginated responses provide compact summaries; use full mode for complete asset JSON when needed.MIT
- Switch the editor to a specific scene using its uniqueId, replacing the currently open scene. Set wait=true to wait until the new scene is active.MIT
- Need to verify the current scene layout? Capture the editor viewport as a downscaled WebP image to inspect the edit-time camera view.MIT
- Read live entity state from the running Launch instance to verify play-mode behavior directly—positions, rotations, rigidbody velocities, and UI text—without guessing from screenshots.MIT
- Create a new branch in PlayCanvas and switch the editor to it. Fork from the current branch or optional source branch/checkpoint to isolate feature work and return the new branch's VCS status.MIT
- Create new entities and nested hierarchies in the current PlayCanvas scene, including cameras, lights, models, UI, or empty groups, and return their IDs inline for immediate reuse.MIT
- Update existing entities by setting or unsetting property values using dot-notation paths, with instant validation that lists valid paths to fix errors.MITDestructive
- Update project-wide settings—physics, rendering device, layers, loading screen, script order, input, resolution—by passing only fields to change. Returns full resulting snapshot.MIT
- Capture a downscaled WebP screenshot of the live running PlayCanvas launch instance to visually verify play-mode behavior. Requires launch_start first.MIT
- Dispatch keyboard, mouse, or touch events to a running PlayCanvas Launch instance to drive end-to-end interactions like pressing keys, clicking buttons, or tapping the screen.MIT
- Apply a resolved merge after conflict resolution. Use finalize:false to prepare and review, then finalize:true to commit and reload the editor.MIT
- Attach a script to an entity by creating the script component if missing and adding the named script in one step. Returns updated entity summary.MIT
- Permanently remove assets from a project by their IDs, deleting them and clearing any entity references. Use to clean up unused assets; to detach an asset without deleting it, modify entities instead.MITDestructive
- Set multiple material attributes—diffuse, emissive, metalness, gloss, opacity, maps—in one request. Update only the specified fields to customize a material asset.MIT
- Update scene-wide physics and rendering settings: gravity, fog, ambient light, skybox, tonemapping, exposure, lightmapping. Only specified fields change; returns the full scene settings snapshot.MIT
- Retrieve the current scene-wide physics and rendering settings from the PlayCanvas Editor. Returns the complete settings object to inspect scene configuration without making changes.MIT
- List available scenes in the current project, returning their IDs and names for use in scene operations.MIT
- Get current project-wide settings, including physics, rendering device, layers, loading screen, script loading order, input, resolution. Use it to inspect the full configuration without modifying it.MIT