Sbox FAQs

Question 1

What is Sbox and what does it do?

Accepted Answer

Sbox is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that acts as a bridge, allowing AI assistants to interact with and control the s&box game editor through real-time WebSocket communication.

Question 2

How does Sbox facilitate AI interaction with s&box?

Accepted Answer

Sbox receives commands from AI assistants via MCP, translates them into structured WebSocket commands, and sends them to the s&box Adapter Library for execution within the s&box editor. It then returns responses to the AI.

Question 3

Can Sbox automate game development tasks?

Accepted Answer

Yes, once connected, Sbox allows you to use natural language commands through your AI assistant to automate tasks in the s&box editor, such as creating components, finding objects, or modifying properties.

Question 4

Is Sbox a standalone tool or does it require other components?

Accepted Answer

Sbox is the MCP server component and requires the separate s&box Adapter Library to establish full communication with the s&box editor. Both components work together for seamless integration.

Question 5

What are the core requirements to use Sbox?

Accepted Answer

To use Sbox, you need the .NET 9.0 SDK, the s&box game editor, the separate s&box Adapter Library, and an MCP-compatible AI assistant such as Cursor or Claude Desktop.

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