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Dreamlands 1.0 launches AI asset and world-building tools

Dreamlands 1.0 is publicly available with AI tools for texturing, material editing, mesh cleanup, automatic UVs, and procedural building and city generation. The company lists plugins for Unity, Unreal, UEFN, Roblox, and several 3D applications, plus a node graph and API for custom pipelines. Plans cost $20–$200 per month; Dreamlands says individual texturing edits take about 10 seconds and cost $0.10. Whenere reports using the platform to turn estate reference photos into editable models for its Jane Austen-inspired Fortnite world.

Unreal MCP connects AI agents to the Unreal editor

Unreal MCP embeds a Model Context Protocol server in Unreal Engine 5.8 and later, allowing AI agents to work directly with projects through editor tools. This Windows walkthrough connects Claude Code by enabling plugins, configuring server startup, and generating a client configuration file. It demonstrates creating named objects, assigning…

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