Framesmith FAQs

Question 1

What is the MCP server feature in Framesmith?

Accepted Answer

The MCP (Model Context Protocol) server allows for advanced scripted and LLM-assisted workflows. It provides a programmatic interface to interact with and automate character data authoring and management within Framesmith.

Question 2

What is Framesmith?

Accepted Answer

Framesmith is an engine-agnostic authoring tool for fighting game character data. It manages portable character data on disk (JSON) and exports it into various runtime-specific formats.

Question 3

How does Framesmith handle character data portability?

Accepted Answer

Framesmith stores character data as portable JSON files on disk, ensuring it's engine-agnostic. This data can then be exported into various runtime-specific formats suitable for different game engines.

Question 4

What are the core features of Framesmith?

Accepted Answer

Framesmith offers a frame-data table with filtering/sorting, a state editor with sprite and GLTF preview, a cancel graph for route visualization, a rules system for validation, and an MCP server for scripted workflows.

Question 5

Can Framesmith integrate with existing game development workflows?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Framesmith supports runtime-specific format exports (e.g., `json-blob`, `zx-fspack`) and includes an MCP server, enabling scripted and even LLM-assisted workflows for seamless integration into your development pipeline.

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