Domain skill - run generic 3ds Max scene and asset-readiness validation checks before export, render, or handoff.
Domain skill - run generic 3ds Max scene and asset-readiness validation checks before export, render, or handoff.
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Domain skill - move nodes and set positions in the current Autodesk 3ds Max scene. Use when the user asks to place, move, offset, translate, or position objects. Not for creating new geometry.
Domain skill - capture visual evidence from the current Autodesk 3ds Max viewport. Use when the user asks for a screenshot, visual proof, or a README image of the current scene. Not for rendering final frames.
Domain skill - create basic 3ds Max primitive geometry on the main thread. Use when adding boxes, spheres, cylinders, or planes. Not for mesh editing, import/export, or material assignment.
Set up dcc-mcp-3dsmax for an agent or operator: install 3ds Max Python dependencies with 3dsmaxpy, generate MCP host configuration, guide the user through starting the runtime inside 3ds Max, and run a first live-tool smoke prompt.
Domain skill - run explicit 3ds Max scripting checks and inspect host-side developer surfaces. Use for debugging automation, resolving nodes, and inspecting runtime symbols when typed tools are not enough.
Domain skill - create, inspect, and adjust 3ds Max cameras, lights, and simple review lighting rigs.
| name | 3dsmax-validation |
| description | Domain skill - run generic 3ds Max scene and asset-readiness validation checks before export, render, or handoff. |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | dcc-mcp-core 0.17+, 3ds Max 2024+ |
| metadata | {"dcc-mcp":{"dcc":"3dsmax","version":"1.0.0","layer":"domain","stage":"authoring","search-hint":"3ds Max validation asset readiness naming transform pivot topology material texture UV overlap","tags":"3dsmax, validation, asset-readiness, topology, uv","tools":"tools.yaml"}} |
Run read-only asset-readiness checks over explicit nodes, selection, or the current scene. Validators return per-node pass, fail, or warning results with remediation hints and aggregate summaries that can be composed into larger workflows.
These tools use generic checks only: naming, transforms, pivots, topology, smoothing groups, materials, texture paths, UV channels, and UV overlaps.
