Build and edit

Describe the scene you want, then refine it in small steps. The assistant can inspect your Project and use Delightex Nova's documentation to make changes.

Here are some common ways to build and edit with Nova MCP.

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Start or open a Project

Complete Connect your assistant first. Ask for a new Project, or provide an existing Project's Nova URL. Confirm the Project and active scene before editing.

“Create a Project called Moon Garden with a path, three colorful trees, and a rover.”

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Build and refine a scene

Add and arrange shapes, groups, library objects, environments, and cameras. Change objects' size, position, appearance, and other settings. These changes appear immediately in the editor.

“Move the rover beside the path and frame the whole garden with the camera.”

You can also create, duplicate, rename, reorder, switch, or delete scenes. A Project must keep at least one scene.

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Use our library and/or your own media assets

The assistant can search Delightex Nova's library and add matching objects directly. No file upload is needed.

“Find a tree in Delightex Nova's library and place it beside the path.”

It can also inspect and reuse images, videos, sounds, and 3D models already uploaded to your Project. The assistant can inspect and use images, videos, sounds, and 3D models already in your Delightex Nova Project. You can also ask it to upload new files, if your AI tool supports sending files to Nova. Otherwise, upload the files directly in Nova, then ask the assistant to use them.

“Place the uploaded Mission Badge image beside the rover.”

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Add interactions

For clicks, movement, and other interactive behavior, the assistant writes and saves a script. The script runs when you press Play; saving it does not perform the interaction in the editor.

“When I click the rover, make it move forward and say Welcome.”

Press Play in Nova to try it. If something fails, describe what happened and ask the assistant to inspect and fix the script.

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Review as you go

Name the objects you want changed, request one adjustment at a time, and inspect the result.

You can use undo action (top bar of the editor) to revert the last changes made to the active scene.

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