keyframe-mcp 0.6.0 → 0.7.0

package/README.md

@@ -22,6 +22,8 @@ Version 0.2.1 adds ownership metadata for the official MCP Registry, where the s
 
 Version 0.3.0 adds 18 `puppeteer_*` tools for Sprite Puppeteer: sample and your own characters, camera sets and directions, contact sheets, keyframed moves, and sheet, Godot, Unity, GameMaker, PNG-frame, Spine, GIF and project exports.
 
+Version 0.7.0 adds `meshforge_free_arm` (30 `meshforge_*` tools in all): on a rig draft it cuts an arm the model has fused to its body free along the crease and closes both sides, so the arm can be raised without dragging the body. `meshforge_add_prop` can move a prop that stands apart into the hand first (`hold: "hang"` for a lantern or a bag, or `holdAt`), and the skeleton is now fitted to the body alone, ignoring pieces standing beside it.
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 Version 0.6.0 adds `meshforge_remesh` (29 `meshforge_*` tools in all): a free remesh that rebuilds the model as an even mesh with new UVs and its texture baked across. `meshforge_reduce` can also scale textures down (`maxTexture`), and the motion presets gain actions: punch, claw swipe, kick, hit reaction, jump, death and taunt. Through `meshforge_call` there are rig markers (`setRigMarkers`), a stretch check (`stretchCheck`) and a local weight smooth (`smoothWeightsAt`).
 
 Version 0.5.0 adds four more `meshforge_*` tools (28 in all): a weight fix, a flex test, free walk/run/idle cycles and free polygon reduction; binding now uses bone heat, like Blender's automatic weights, and there is a humanoid-with-a-tail skeleton. Version 0.4.0 added the first 24: rig a 3D model in the browser (template skeleton, joints read off a measuring grid, automatic skin weights), give held props their own rigid bone, animate from keyframe specs written in character space, judge motion from contact sheets and measurements, save to the library and export GLB.
@@ -117,9 +119,10 @@ Rig an unrigged model (free, no API key):
 0. Over ~150k triangles? `meshforge_reduce {triangles:40000}` then `meshforge_save {asNew:true}` (free; UVs, textures and weights carry over). A messy generated surface? `meshforge_remesh {triangles:30000}` rebuilds it evenly with a baked texture.
 1. `meshforge_start_rig {template:"humanoid"}` (or humanoid_tail, quadruped, chain) fits a skeleton to the mesh.
 2. `meshforge_render_rig` shows the joints over a measuring grid from the front and side. Read the right coordinates off the grid and fix joints with `meshforge_set_joints {joints:{forearmR:[0.55,0.74,0.05]}}` (mirrored by default). Joints belong inside the body.
-3. Props: `meshforge_add_prop {name:"axe", parent:"handR", select:{capsule:{a:[…],b:[…],radius:0.08}}}`. Preview a selection first with `meshforge_render_rig {select:…}` (orange); added props show purple.
-4. `meshforge_bind_rig` (bone heat, like Blender's automatic weights). If its weight check reports strays, `meshforge_fix_weights`. Then `meshforge_flex_test` and a contact sheet of "Flex test".
-5. `meshforge_preset_animation {kind:"walk"}` (or run, idle, punch, swipe, kick, hit, jump, death, taunt) adds free motion fitted to the rig; tune with speed, stride, arms, bounce, tail. Then save.
+3. An arm fused to the body (a sleeve grown into a robe)? `meshforge_free_arm {side:"R"}` cuts it free along the crease so it can be raised cleanly.
+4. Props: `meshforge_add_prop {name:"axe", parent:"handR", select:{capsule:{a:[…],b:[…],radius:0.08}}}`. A prop standing apart, like a lantern on the ground: `{name:"lantern", parent:"handL", select:{piece:[x,y,z]}, hold:"hang"}` moves it into the hand first. Preview a selection with `meshforge_render_rig {select:…}` (orange); added props show purple.
+5. `meshforge_bind_rig` (bone heat, like Blender's automatic weights). If its weight check reports strays, `meshforge_fix_weights`. Then `meshforge_flex_test` and a contact sheet of "Flex test".
+6. `meshforge_preset_animation {kind:"walk"}` (or run, idle, punch, swipe, kick, hit, jump, death, taunt) adds free motion fitted to the rig; tune with speed, stride, arms, bounce, tail. Then save.
 
 Example (the example orc, `meshforge_open {model:"Orc"}` first):
 
@@ -138,7 +141,8 @@ Example (the example orc, `meshforge_open {model:"Orc"}` first):
 | `meshforge_build_animation` | Keyframe spec → animation, with measurements |
 | `meshforge_contact_sheet` / `meshforge_render_frame` / `meshforge_inspect` | Frames as images; numbers |
 | `meshforge_start_rig` / `meshforge_render_rig` / `meshforge_set_joints` / `meshforge_bind_rig` | Rigging in the browser |
-| `meshforge_add_prop` | A rigid bone for a held weapon or shield (draft or bound rig) |
+| `meshforge_free_arm` | Cut an arm fused to the body free before binding |
+| `meshforge_add_prop` | A rigid bone for a held weapon, shield or lantern (draft or bound rig); can move it into the hand |
 | `meshforge_save` / `meshforge_export` | Library entry; .glb file |
 | `meshforge_screenshot` / `meshforge_open_result` | The page, and handoff to visible Chrome |
 

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "keyframe-mcp",
-  "version": "0.6.0",
+  "version": "0.7.0",
   "mcpName": "io.github.kendall8388/keyframe",
   "repository": { "type": "git", "url": "https://github.com/kendall8388/Keyframe-it.git", "directory": "mcp" },
   "description": "MCP server for Keyframe.it — let Claude (or any MCP client) rig, animate and export 2D skeletal animations in the free Keyframe.it editor, rig, animate, play-test and export pixel-art sprites in Sprite Puppeteer, and rig and animate 3D models in MeshForge, by driving them in your browser.",

package/server.mjs

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ import { advertisedTools } from './tools.mjs'
 
 export function createServer(session = new EditorSession(chromium)) {
   const runner = new ToolRunner(session)
-  const server = new Server({ name: 'keyframe-mcp', version: '0.6.0' }, { capabilities: { tools: {}, resources: {} } })
+  const server = new Server({ name: 'keyframe-mcp', version: '0.7.0' }, { capabilities: { tools: {}, resources: {} } })
   server.setRequestHandler(ListToolsRequestSchema, async () => ({ tools: advertisedTools }))
   server.setRequestHandler(CallToolRequestSchema, req => runner.call(req.params.name, req.params.arguments ?? {}))
   server.setRequestHandler(ListResourcesRequestSchema, async () => ({ resources: runner.resources() }))

package/tools.mjs

@@ -102,7 +102,8 @@ definitions.push(
   mf('meshforge_start_rig', 'Rig the open model in the browser (free): a template skeleton (humanoid, humanoid_tail for lizard/shark folk, quadruped or chain) fitted to the mesh. Over ~150k triangles, meshforge_reduce first. facing: which way the model looks in its own space. Then meshforge_render_rig.', object({ template: { enum: ['humanoid', 'humanoid_tail', 'quadruped', 'chain'] }, facing: { enum: ['+z', '-z', '+x', '-x'] } }), 'startRig', a => [a]),
   mf('meshforge_render_rig', 'The model from the front and side with the draft joints drawn on it over a measuring grid (read coordinates off it). Props show purple; pass select to preview a selection in orange.', object({ views, size: integer(256, 1024), select: shape }), 'renderRig', a => [a]),
   mf('meshforge_set_joints', 'Move draft joints: {jointName: [x, y, z]} in character space. mirror (default true) moves the left/right twin too. Joints belong INSIDE the body.', object({ joints: { type: 'object', minProperties: 1, additionalProperties: vec3 }, mirror: bool }, ['joints']), 'setRigJoints', a => [a.joints, { mirror: a.mirror }]),
-  mf('meshforge_add_prop', 'Give a held prop (axe, sword, shield, staff) its own rigid bone under parent (usually a hand). Works on a rig draft or on a model already rigged (MeshForge or Meshy). The selection grows along the prop automatically; check with meshforge_render_rig (draft) or meshforge_contact_sheet.', object({ name: str, parent: str, select: shape, grow: bool }, ['parent', 'select']), 'addProp', a => [a]),
+  mf('meshforge_free_arm', 'On a rig draft, before binding: cut an arm the model has fused to its body (a sleeve grown into a robe, an arm resting on the side) free along the crease, from the armpit down, and close both sides, so the arm can be raised without dragging the body\'s skin. side "L" | "R" (the character\'s own); from: where the cut starts, as a fraction down the upper arm (default 0.35). Leaves the model alone and says why if no clean cut exists. Undo with meshforge_call {method:"restoreArm", args:[{side}]}.', object({ side: { enum: ['L', 'R'] }, from: number(0, 0.9) }, ['side']), 'freeArm', a => [a]),
+  mf('meshforge_add_prop', 'Give a prop (axe, sword, shield, staff, lantern) its own rigid bone under parent (usually a hand). Works on a rig draft or on a model already rigged (MeshForge or Meshy). The selection grows along the prop automatically; check with meshforge_render_rig (draft) or meshforge_contact_sheet. On a draft, hold:"hang" first moves a prop that stands apart (a lantern on the ground) into the hand, its top in the fist and the rest hanging below; holdAt:[x,y,z] names the point of the prop to put in the fist instead.', object({ name: str, parent: str, select: shape, grow: bool, hold: { enum: ['hang'] }, holdAt: vec3 }, ['parent', 'select']), 'addProp', a => [a]),
   mf('meshforge_bind_rig', 'Build the bones and automatic skin weights from the draft: method "heat" (bone heat, as Blender\'s automatic weights; default) or "nearest" (quicker). Existing animations are retargeted where the skeletons can be matched. Returns a weight check; then meshforge_flex_test.', object({ method: { enum: ['heat', 'nearest'] } }), 'bindRig', a => [a]),
   mf('meshforge_fix_weights', 'Find skin that follows the wrong limb (a hand moving part of a foot) and hand it to the bone it sits by. Returns what was fixed and a fresh check.', object(), 'fixWeights'),
   mf('meshforge_flex_test', 'Add a temporary clip (not saved) bending each limb, the spine, head and tail in turn; then meshforge_contact_sheet {animation:"Flex test", samples:12} to spot bad weights.', object(), 'flexTest'),