Best for
- Game 3D developers
- Teams needing rapid AI-assisted 3D game prototyping
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Gaming 3D
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MCP server for Gaming 3D development - character viewers, level editors, physics games, particle effects, 3D inventories.
- Category
- Dev Tools #419 of 438
- Stars
- ★ 1.3k Very popular
- Transport
- stdio (local process)
- Runtime
- Node.js
- Credentials
- Optional API key
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Last commit
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This server focuses on gaming 3D development with specialized tools, suitable for game development scenarios. However, it is limited to the gaming domain and requires user installation and validation.
Strongest · Maintenance 8/20 Weakest · Reliability 4/20
Why each score
- Reliability 4/20
- Evidence: only the manifest and a single README table row were supplied; no source, tests, or CI configuration for the gaming-3d server. The manifest is well-formed and internally consistent (name io.github.sceneview/gaming-3d, npm package [email protected], stdio transport), but the README's claimed 7 tools cannot be verified, and repo-wide CI/tool claims in the README must not be attributed to this server. Deduction: zero execution evidence; the init/tool-list handshake, tool/behavior matching, and error handling are unknowable. Per static calibration, reliability caps at 12 without real CI plus committed tests; uncertainty lowers the score.
- Security and permissions 5/20
- Evidence: no red-line issue is present in the supplied material — no malware, credential theft, covert exfiltration, or real tokens in install examples (the gaming install command is a bare `npx gaming-3d-mcp`), and transport is stdio. Deduction: for this server specifically there is no evidence about credential handling, least-privilege design, external network usage, data boundaries, or confirmation of dangerous operations; the source was not provided, so most of the security surface is unknowable. Missing evidence lowers the score; 0-4 is not applied because no red line is triggered.
- Maintenance 8/20
- Evidence: repository is not archived, has a clear Apache-2.0 license, the manifest declares version 1.0.0, and the README references a changelog/contributing and shows a CI badge (README claims are untrusted). These are repo-level signs of life. Deduction: nothing is verifiable at the gaming-3d package level — commits, release cadence, issue-response quality (72 open issues unexplained), and dependency updates cannot be confirmed from the supplied material, so the score reflects repo activity minus unverifiable package-level governance.
- Documentation 4/20
- Evidence: the gaming server's documentation consists of one README table row (domain description, `npx gaming-3d-mcp` install command, 7 tools) plus a one-sentence manifest description; no contradiction with capability was found. Deduction: there are no per-tool parameter docs, auth requirements, limits, troubleshooting guidance, or examples for this server, and the linked ./mcp/README.md was not provided. The documentation layer is minimally usable at best.
- Setup experience 7/20
- Evidence: the install path is simple and conventional — a single npm package ([email protected]) via stdio/npx, consistent with the manifest package identifier. Deduction: the supplied material contains no client configuration example specific to this server (the README's JSON config targets the sibling sceneview-mcp server and cannot be attributed here), no Node version/platform compatibility notes, and no verifiable execution evidence (no CI/tests). Per calibration, setup cannot approach 15+ without such evidence.
Static review · not runListed 2026-08-07
Read the FMRS scoring method →Fit and risk
What it can accessReads local filesUses the network
Not for
- Non-gaming 3D application developers
- Developers requiring complex interactions and custom rendering
Required permissions
- Network access to fetch npm packages
- Potential local file system access
Risks and side effects
- Dependency on external packages - supply chain risk
- Generated code may not meet specific project standards
Setup
Before you start
Runtime：Node.js
Install via npx: Run npx gaming-3d-mcp.
Check that it works
After running claude mcp add sceneview -- npx sceneview-mcp, confirm tools like generate_scene and validate_code appear in your client's tool list.
Troubleshooting
- Check npm installation success
- Verify network connectivity
- Inspect MCP server logs
Things to try
Once connected, you can ask your AI assistant things like:
- Use SceneView to generate an AR scene with tap-to-place furniture
- Validate this SceneView Kotlin code compiles before I send it
- Search Sketchfab for a free 3D helmet model
- Analyze my existing Android 3D project for issues
Use cases
Generate game 3D scene code
Create characters and particle effects
Implement physics simulations
Supported clients
Claude
Listed from the project's documentation, not tested by this site.
Overview
This MCP server is designed for Gaming 3D development, providing character viewers, level editors, physics games, particle effects, and 3D inventories. It is built on the SceneView SDK, enabling AI assistants to generate correct 3D game code.
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Source revision 5867681d6163 Data synced 2026-10-11 Read the FMRS scoring method