how to setup llama.cpp and blender to make lovely 3d stuff together

see here or read the following:

### I've found this workaround/complete setup:

- git clone https://projects.blender.org/lab/blender_mcp.git

- cd blender_mcp

- uv --directory ./mcp/ run blender-mcp --transport http --port 9191

(this last command raise the error relative to this issue because mcp v2 is installed)

- uv --directory ./mcp/ pip uninstall mcp

- uv --directory ./mcp/ add mcp==1.29.1

- uv --directory ./mcp/ run blender-mcp --transport http --port 9191

(now the mcp server works again)

### Into llama-server webui, i.e. usually browser url http://localhost:8080 or http://localhost:9931 (latest llama.cpp default webui port):

- start llama-server as usual loading your preferred model and settings adding the option --ui-mcp-proxy

- big + (under chat edit box) > mcp servers > enter server url http://127.0.0.1:9191 then check "Use llama-server proxy"

### Also, to install the counterpart addon that will communicate with the enabled mcp server above:

- cd addon

- zip -r blender_mcp_addon.zip blender_mcp_addon/

### Into blender:

- edit > preferences > system > allow online access

- edit > preferences > addons > V > install from disk

- navigate to the path where the just created zip is and select it

- start the addon (don't change its port from default 9876)

- create a new empty scene if not already set

### Go back into llama-server webui

- write into the chat edit box something like: "_in blender create a simple house over a grass field with a tree beside the house and a car in front of it, adjust the camera to nicely fit all the objects into the scene_"

(authorize subsequent exec_blender_stuff requests or go into settings > tools > blender mcp, check all the auth boxes)

## ENJOY