reference-image-match (shared reference)
Blender · A check on the result · MIT
- What it does
The pack's best single page, though it is a shared reference and not one of the 94 skills: a written protocol for making a Blender scene match an attached photo or concept image. Analyse the reference first (subject, silhouette, camera, lighting, materials, a palette of five to eight hex values), match the camera before any detail, build geometry in three tiers, then materials, lighting and grading, and compare a screenshot to the reference after each phase, at most three rounds. Includes a table of common failures and their fixes. Used with reference-analysis-template.md and visual-match-checklist.md beside it. Size: about 9,000 characters.
- Get it
Copy .claude/skills/references/ with the skills. blender-director sends the agent here whenever an image is attached with 'match this'. It names the MCP tools get_viewport_screenshot and execute_blender_code; without the MCP server, render a still with bpy and compare that.
- Needs (the whole pack)
Blender, and a way for your agent to run Blender Python. The skills are written for the Blender MCP server. In our test the same steps also ran as one script with blender --background.
- License
MIT
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