dsh-blender: Integrating a Complete Blender 3D Production Pipeline for DSH
dsh-blender is a DSH workflow plugin (v0.2.1) maintained by CheshireJCat, which registers 13 Blender tools, 30 skills, and 26 analysis helpers. It performs import, modeling, preview, rendering, verification, and multi-format export within a local Blender background process. This article introduces its positioning, core capabilities, official npm installation commands, typical session usage, and key security configuration points, targeting developers who need to complete 3D production in a closed-loop within DSH sessions.
Read MoreUsing dsh-director-toolkit to break rough 3D ideas into actionable shot lists
### 正式翻译（适配技术文档语境）： dsh-director-toolkit is a development and runtime plugin for DeepSeek Harness maintained by lhmd. Instead of directly generating meshes, it breaks half-formed 3D concepts into shot lists, lighting setups, material guidelines, software-specific rendering suggestions, and a five-step production checklist, then outputs directional packages compatible with Blender, Three.js, Houdini or C4D. The local version of scene_director does not require an API key; the optional scene_director_v4 calls deepseek-v4-pro by default. The directory installation command is `dsh plugin add github:lhmd/dsh-director-toolkit`.
Read MoreIntegrating Modeling, Rendering and Export Functions into DeepSeek Harness via Blender Add-on
Blender is a community plugin for DeepSeek Harness maintained by CheshireJCat, with the npm package name `dsh-blender` and licensed under MIT. Instead of using BlenderMCP or a control port, it launches the local Blender background process each time it is called. It registers a `create-3d-model` general orchestration, 29 domain-specific Skills, 26 analysis Helpers, and 13 workspace tools, covering functions such as inspection, import, modeling, preview rendering, scene auditing, and GLB/FBX export. This article verifies the installation commands, environment requirements and security boundaries by cross-checking with the community directory page and GitHub repository.
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