what is blender-mcp-antigravity-setup-guide fr?

This repository is a step by step guide for connecting Blender, a popular 3D modeling program, to AI coding assistants like Google Antigravity 2.0, Cursor, and VS Code. The connection uses something called the Model Context Protocol, or MCP, which lets an AI assistant talk to Blender and control it. The guide focuses on Windows 11 and walks through the entire process from installing prerequisites to testing the final connection. Before starting, the guide says you need Blender version 5.1 or later installed on your computer. You also need a package manager called uv, which you install by running a single command in PowerShell. This tool helps run the software that bridges the AI assistant and Blender. The setup has several stages. First, you download an add-on file from a separate GitHub repository called ahujasid/blender-mcp. You install that file inside Blender through the preferences menu, then enable it. Once enabled, you open a side panel in Blender's main viewport and click a button to start a server. Blender needs to stay open with this server running the whole time you want the AI to interact with it. Next, you add a small configuration block to your AI assistant's settings file. The guide provides two versions of this configuration. The recommended one is simple and just calls the uvx command. The second version is for cases where the system cannot find uvx automatically, so it uses the full file path instead. The guide includes a table explaining each part of the configuration, including the communication port number 9876, which is how Blender and the AI exchange information. Finally, the guide covers verification. You refresh your AI environment's server list and check that the Blender connection shows a green indicator. To test it, you can ask your AI assistant things like listing all objects in the scene, adding a sphere, or rotating the camera. The repository contains only this guide and does not include the actual software itself, which lives in the separate ahujasid repository it references.