Generate controlled Blender animations in headless mode using Blender Python scripts. Use for programmatic 3D scene creation, camera motion, lighting, rendering, and MP4 animation output without opening the Blender GUI.
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This skill enables automated 3D animation generation using Blender in headless mode. It is designed for controlled, programmatic scene creation and rendering workflows in server or agent environments.
Use this skill when:
Generating 3D animations programmatically
Creating motion graphics using Blender
Rendering animation output without GUI
Automating scene setup, lighting, and camera movement
Do NOT use this skill for:
Arbitrary system command execution
File system exploration outside task scope
Network-based operations unless explicitly required
Scene creation using Blender Python (bpy)
Object animation and transformations
Camera setup and motion
Lighting configuration
Rendering animation to MP4 format
Headless execution (no GUI)
Generate a Blender Python script
Save script to:
/tmp/blender_script.py
Execute Blender in headless mode using:
scripts/run_blender.sh
Output is saved to:
/tmp/output.mp4
Execution is limited to Blender-related operations only
No arbitrary shell commands outside the defined script runner
No modification of system files outside /tmp
No access to sensitive directories (e.g., /etc, /home)
Network access should not be used unless explicitly required
Scripts must only perform scene creation and animation tasks
Avoid large resource usage (default animation limit: 10 seconds)
This skill is intended to run in a controlled or sandboxed environment such as:
Containerized execution (Docker)
Restricted agent runtime
Limited-permission server environment
Always run Blender in headless mode
Never open GUI
Always generate a Python script before execution
Keep animations under 10 seconds unless specified
Always return output file path and logs
Return:
Rendered video file (/tmp/output.mp4)
Blender Python script used
Execution logs
This skill executes generated Python scripts within Blender.
Users should review generated scripts if operating in sensitive environments.
v1.0.1 — Security and safety improvements added
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