Retrieve and filter assets by type within the PlayCanvas Editor MCP Server to manage 3D web application resources efficiently.
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"PlayCanvas" matching MCP tools:
- Remove one or more entities from the PlayCanvas Editor by specifying their unique IDs. Ensures the root entity remains intact to maintain scene structure.MIT
- Edit properties of one or more entities in real-time 3D web applications using dot notation for nested property paths, enabling precise adjustments within the PlayCanvas Editor environment.MIT
- Retrieve a comprehensive list of all entities within the PlayCanvas Editor to manage and organize 3D web application elements efficiently.MIT
- Remove one or more assets from the PlayCanvas Editor by specifying their IDs. This tool helps manage and clean up resources in real-time 3D web applications efficiently.MIT
- Assign RGB color values to the diffuse property of a material in PlayCanvas Editor by specifying an asset ID and a color array.MIT
- Retrieve specific assets from the PlayCanvas Editor MCP Server by providing the asset ID, enabling efficient management and integration of 3D web application resources.MIT
- Download assets from the store for use in real-time 3D web applications, specifying ID, name, and licensing details for integration into PlayCanvas Editor projects.MIT
- Create one or more entities in the PlayCanvas Editor, enabling the definition of properties like name, position, rotation, scale, tags, and components, as well as parent-child hierarchies for 3D application development.MIT
- Duplicate one or more entities in PlayCanvas Editor by providing their UUIDs. Enables efficient replication of 3D web application components.MIT
- Attach custom components like audio, camera, collision, or light to a specified entity in PlayCanvas Editor to enhance its functionality and behavior in real-time 3D applications.MIT
- Delete specific components from an entity in the PlayCanvas Editor MCP Server, streamlining entity management for real-time 3D web applications.MIT
- Add a specific script to a script component in PlayCanvas Editor, enabling dynamic 3D web application development by specifying the entity ID and script name.MIT
- Generate CSS, HTML, material, script, shader, template, or text assets for PlayCanvas projects by defining asset type, folder, name, and preload options in JSON format.MIT
- Generate 3D web application assets by instantiating template assets in the PlayCanvas Editor MCP Server.MIT
- Retrieve scene settings within the PlayCanvas Editor to configure and manage 3D web application environments for real-time development.MIT
- Locate assets in the PlayCanvas Editor store by specifying search terms, sorting order, and pagination parameters for efficient project integration.MIT
- Adjust scene settings such as physics, lighting, and fog in PlayCanvas Editor. Customize gravity, fog type, lightmap resolution, and more to optimize 3D web application environments.MIT
- Change the parent of an entity in PlayCanvas Editor, allowing reorganization of 3D scene hierarchies while optionally preserving its transform for accurate positioning.MIT
- Parse scripts after modification to ensure compatibility and functionality in real-time 3D web applications within the PlayCanvas Editor.MIT