Blender MCP hands-on: impressive engineering, but outputs need a full remodel
Intelligent_Prize532 · reddit · 2026-09-12
A 3D-experienced user tested Blender MCP and offers a reality check: it's an impressive engineering feat, but like AI coding it only delivers 80% solutions—except mesh outputs can't be incrementally fixed. Silhouettes are decent, but topology lacks the structure for good edge flow; asking for quads doesn't help, and cleaning up means remodeling anyway. The author suggests a coding-harness-like approach could improve 3D workflows and asks if anyone has tried the new astra model.
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