kevinbadi Blender Product Polish
Takes a raw 3D model file (typically exported from Meshy AI) and transforms it into a polished, product-shot-ready scene in Blender via the Blender MCP addon.
Prerequisites
- Blender (5.x+) running with the Blender MCP addon active on port 9876
- A
.glbor.gltffile to import
How to Run
node skills/blender-product-polish/scripts/blender-product-polish.js --file "/path/to/model.glb"
Options
| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
--file |
Path to the GLB/GLTF file to import | required |
--port |
Blender MCP port | 9876 |
--preset |
Lighting preset: studio, dramatic, soft |
studio |
--roughness |
Surface roughness (0 = mirror, 1 = matte) | 0.02 |
--coat |
Clearcoat weight (0-1) | 1.0 |
--transmission |
Glass transmission (0-1) | 0.05 |
--no-clean |
Keep existing scene objects | false |
What It Does
- Clears the scene (removes default cube, lights, camera)
- Imports the GLB/GLTF model
- Strips noisy normal/roughness maps from Meshy AI exports (these cause dotty reflections)
- Applies a glass-like material — ultra-low roughness, full clearcoat, high IOR
- Adds 4-point studio lighting — key, fill, rim, and bounce lights
- Switches to EEVEE with ray tracing for smooth real-time reflections (no pixelation during camera movement)
- Frames the viewport on the imported model
Lighting Presets
- studio (default): Balanced 4-point setup. Key (350W), Fill (250W), Rim (250W), Bounce (100W). Clean product photography look.
- dramatic: Strong key + rim, minimal fill. High contrast, moody.
- soft: Even lighting from all sides. Minimal shadows, airy feel.
Notes
- Meshy AI exports often include normal maps and roughness textures that look pixelated/dotty under strong lighting. This skill disconnects those and uses flat material values instead.
- The skill uses EEVEE (not Cycles) to avoid progressive sampling noise during viewport navigation.
- After running, you can orbit freely in Blender without pixelation.