blender

dsh-blender

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An installable DeepSeek Harness plugin that gives dsh a complete Blender-backed 3D production workflow. It registers one orchestrator plus 29 directly loadable domain skills, all 26 upstream analysis/validation helpers, and 13 workspace-scoped Blender tools. Example output

Camera-free preview generated during a real dsh-blender installation smoke test. Tools blender_status checks Blender, analysis Python, skills, helpers, and the active workspace. blender_scene_info and blender_object_info inspect scenes and object-level geometry, materials, UVs, constraints, shape keys, and animation. blender_import converts supported portable assets into versioned .blend sources. blender_python runs a small reviewed bpy/bmesh chunk and saves a versioned .blend. blender_preview, blender_render, and blender_render_frames create blockout, look-dev, and animation evidence for read_image QA. blender_export exports GLB/glTF, FBX, OBJ, STL, USD, or PLY. blender_validate_scene and blender_validate_export perform target-aware audits and clean-process re-import checks. blender_helper_catalog and blender_helper_run expose all 26 deterministic reference, wireframe, contour, multiview, UV, texture, look, repair, and animation-QA helpers. The bundled 30-skill stack coordinates blockout, refinement, materials, lighting, cameras, animation, reconstruction, validation, and artifact handoff.

No Blender add-on or control port is required: each operation launches a local Blender background process. Requirements DeepSeek Harness 0.2.0-rc.2, 0.2.1-alpha.1, or 0.2.1-alpha.2 Node.js 22.12+ Blender 4.3+ available as blender on PATH, or configured with an absolute path Python 3.10+ for the optional reference-analysis helpers Compatibility verification

The exact DSH compatibility matrix and disposable-Profile install/start/uninstall results are documented in the v0.2.3 verification report. The report distinguishes author verification from DSH STORE approval. Rollback and platforms other than macOS remain unverified. Install from npm

The setup command creates a private .venv inside the installed package and installs OpenCV, NumPy, Pillow, and SciPy. Skip it only if you do not need reference, wireframe, multiview, texture, or animation-analysis helpers.

To install a pinned GitHub release instead:

Develop from source

Open http://127.0.0.1:3080, create a session whose workspace is the modeling directory, and ask dsh to use create-3d-model.