artclaw-material

artclaw-material is a Game development skill for AI agents, published by IvanYangYangXi in the artclaw_bridge repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates artclaw-material C (70/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

ArtClaw official Material node graph write operations for UE5. Create, delete, connect, and edit MaterialExpression nodes in a Material's node graph, create new Material assets, set material properties, and recompile materials. Use when AI needs to: (1) build materials from scratch by assembling expression nodes, (2) modify existing material node graphs, (3) connect nodes to material property inputs (BaseColor, Roughness, Normal, etc.), (4) set material-level properties (BlendMode, ShadingModel, TwoSided), (5) help users author procedural or texture-based materials. Works with Material assets (not MaterialInstance — use material_ops.py tools for instance parameter overrides). Requires UE Editor running with ArtClaw plugin. NOT for: reading node graphs (use get-material-nodes skill), material instance parameter queries (use get_material_parameters tool).

Grade
C
Quality
70 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
30

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Architecture
81 / 100
Maturity
Structured: ships references or scripts
Security scan
No issues found
License
MIT
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