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glodify-mcp

v0.2.0

Published

MCP server connecting Claude Desktop / Claude Code to a hosted glodify LOD generator. `npx glodify-mcp install` wires it up — no repo, no API key.

Readme

glodify-mcp

Connect Claude Desktop to a hosted glodify LOD generator. A self-contained MCP server (built on the MCP SDK) that fetches its tools from the server and dispatches calls over a small REST layer — it reads your model off the local disk, generates the LODs on the server, and writes them back to your output directory. Your files never pass through the model's context, only the resulting files to disk.

No API key — glodify is a stateless geometry tool, so the endpoint is open (keep it behind your host's domain/proxy).

Install (Claude Desktop)

npx glodify-mcp install https://glodify.wp1.sh

This merges a glodify entry into claude_desktop_config.json (backing up any existing file). Fully quit and reopen Claude Desktop, then ask it to generate LODs for one of your models.

Run with no URL to be prompted (defaults to https://glodify.wp1.sh).

Use

Just ask Claude in plain English, e.g.:

Use glodify to generate compressed, quality-driven LODs for /path/SM_Building.fbx using /path/Atlas.png as the albedo, into /path/out/ — and also bake an octahedral impostor (LOD4).

The generate_lods tool

One model path in → LOD GLBs (and an optional octahedral impostor) written to output_dir. Options: albedo (atlas PNG → colors palette/Synty models), quality_lods, compress, bake_normal_maps, crease_angle, impostor (+ impostor_grid), ratios, include_original.

URL resolution

argumentGLODIFY_API_URL env → https://glodify.wp1.sh.