Fortress garrison barracks

Save the ES module beside your scene. Its factory rebuilds this static snapshot, with the current knobs and visible parts already baked.

// Record: /api/kits/fortress-barracks
// Baked knobs: {}
import createPiece from "./fortress-barracks.mjs";
scene.add(createPiece());

Instructions; not yet tested on this engine · The check covers this configuration's GLB geometry in three.js, shared by R3F; not a framework render or an animated rig.

Export the exact object on the table, including its current knobs and visible parts. The binary scene is reloaded with GLTFLoader before your browser saves it.

// Record: /api/kits/fortress-barracks
// Baked knobs: {}
import { GLTFLoader } from "three/addons/loaders/GLTFLoader.js";
const { scene: piece } = await new GLTFLoader().loadAsync("./fortress-barracks.glb");
scene.add(piece);

Instructions; not yet tested on this engine · The check covers this configuration's GLB geometry in three.js, shared by R3F; not a framework render or an animated rig.

Save the same ES module beside this component, then mount it inside your React Three Fiber Canvas. The snapshot is static, not an animated rig.

// Record: /api/kits/fortress-barracks
// Baked knobs: {}
import { useMemo } from "react";
import createPiece from "./fortress-barracks.mjs";
export function Piece() {
  const object = useMemo(() => createPiece(), []);
  return <primitive object={object} dispose={null} />;
}

Instructions; not yet tested on this engine · The check covers this configuration's GLB geometry in three.js, shared by R3F; not a framework render or an animated rig.

Export the GLB, save the file into your Godot project and let the editor import it. This is an import recipe, not a checked engine result.

# Record: /api/kits/fortress-barracks
# Baked knobs: {}
# Requires fortress-barracks.glb from the GLB file tab.
var piece = preload("res://models/fortress-barracks.glb").instantiate()
add_child(piece)

Instructions; not yet tested on this engine · No engine import proof is claimed.

Export the GLB, place the file in StreamingAssets and install glTFast. Call this method from an existing MonoBehaviour; keep Unity's metre scale.

// Record: /api/kits/fortress-barracks
// Baked knobs: {}
// Requires fortress-barracks.glb from the GLB file tab.
async System.Threading.Tasks.Task LoadPiece() {
  var gltf = new GLTFast.GltfImport();
  var path = System.IO.Path.Combine(
    UnityEngine.Application.streamingAssetsPath, "fortress-barracks.glb");
  if (await gltf.Load(new System.Uri(path).AbsoluteUri))
    await gltf.InstantiateMainSceneAsync(transform);
  else UnityEngine.Debug.LogError("Meshsmiths import failed");
}

Instructions; not yet tested on this engine · No engine import proof is claimed.

Read our brief, then ask the HTTP tool bridge for the record. The bridge handles tools/call; full MCP sessions and editor clients have not been tested.

BASE=""
# Preserve these knob values: {}
curl -fsS "$BASE/prompt.txt"
curl -fsS -X POST "$BASE/api/mcp"   -H 'Content-Type: application/json'   -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"get_kit","arguments":{"id":"fortress-barracks"}}}'

Instructions; not yet tested on this engine · HTTP bridge only, not a full MCP client integration.

HTTP bridge documentation · Our agent brief · Read the real record