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Needs:A scene brief (brief.txt: [objects] id: type | size … | pos … | material …; [lights]; [camera]; [render]) and Blender 4.2+ for the render.

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Blender Scene Assistant

Turn a plain-text scene brief into a validated Blender scene — objects, lights, camera and a turntable — with a report that drops unknown types, rejects duplicates, and names every bad size.

Version 1.0.0

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Reads a plain-text scene brief ([objects] with id, primitive type, size, position and material; [lights]; [camera]; [render]) and generates a Blender Python script plus a scene report: object and light tables, and every error and warning. An unknown primitive type is dropped, never guessed; a duplicate id keeps its first definition; a bad size is named and dropped; a missing camera is replaced by a stated default. Local-only, standard library only; the script builds only what the brief lists — nothing is inferred to complete the scene. Render it headless with Blender 4.2+ or open the script in Blender and orbit the scene by hand.

Good fit Product turntables and still-life studies in Blender Setting up a scene before hand-tweaking it in the viewport Keeping a scene honest: only what is listed gets built

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Three.js Scene Builder

Write the scene brief in plain text
Run the generator on the brief
Read the report before trusting the scene
Open scene.html in a browser and orbit it
Fix errors and rerun

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What you get

A validated Blender Python script: primitives, materials, lights, a track-to camera and turntable keyframes
A scene report: object and light tables plus every error and warning
Validation that drops unknown types and rejects duplicate ids before building
A brief format you can check in next to the scene it produces

Good fit

Product turntables and still-life studies in Blender
Setting up a scene before hand-tweaking it in the viewport
Keeping a scene honest: only what is listed gets built

Not for

Modelling complex organic shapes — primitives only
Inventing missing objects, lights, or a backdrop to complete a scene
Proving a scene looks good — a clean report means it matches the brief, not reality

Sample output

An example of what this Skill produces. Sample content, shown for illustration.

Blender Scene Assistant report — sample

Scene report: Ceramic Mug Turntable

Objects: 3 valid | Lights: 2 | Camera: custom | Engine: eevee | Resolution: 1920x1080

Objects: pedestal (cylinder 2.0, 0.15); mug (cylinder 0.9, 1.1); backdrop (plane 12, 12).

Errors: none. Warnings: none.

Messy draft check: 2 valid objects, 3 errors (unknown capsule type; duplicate mug id; negative-size badbox), 1 warning (missing camera — default added).

About this Skill

You say

Build me a Blender product turntable: a yellow ceramic mug on a dark pedestal, light backdrop, 120-frame spin.

How to install

Copy the install prompt into your agent: Read https://skillu.dev/install/agent.md, then install the Blender Scene Assistant skill (blender-scene-assistant).
Or download the Skill package from this page after launch and place its folder in your agent’s skills directory.
Call it with a slash command, e.g. /blender-scene-assistant, and describe what you want in plain words.

FAQ

What happens if my brief has an error?

The script still generates from the valid parts, and the report lists every error and warning: unknown types are dropped, duplicate ids keep their first definition, bad sizes are named, and a missing camera is replaced by a stated default. Fix the brief and rerun.

Does it build anything I did not list?

No. Only objects, lights and settings from your brief appear. A missing backdrop or second light is a brief gap to fix, not something the skill fills in.

Do I need a GPU to render?

No. The generated script renders with EEVEE by default and supports Cycles on CPU — set engine cycles in the [render] section. Either way the render runs headless with blender -b.

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