sk-wwise-mcp: Skill for Claude Code

Wwise Objects (General Editing)

Tools

• create_wwise_objects — create one or more objects (batch), with optional children and properties
• delete_wwise_objects — delete one or more objects (batch) and their children
• set_wwise_object_name / set_wwise_object_notes — rename or annotate
• set_wwise_object_properties — set properties AND/OR references on one or more objects (batch). Replaces separate property/reference tools.
• move_wwise_objects — move one or more objects to new parents (batch)
• copy_wwise_object — duplicate an object to a new parent

Batch Guidance

All batch tools accept a list — use a single-entry list for single operations. Prefer setting properties at creation time via @Property keys in children dicts when possible, to avoid post-creation property calls.

Short Name / Default Parent Support

Three batch tools support optional context parameters to reduce token usage:

• create_wwise_objects — default_parent: shared parent for all objects. Individual entries can omit parent.
• set_wwise_object_properties — parent: resolves short names in object fields by querying the parent's children.
• move_wwise_objects — source_parent (resolves short names in object) + new_parent (default destination, entries can omit parent).

When a context parameter is set, object references can use short names (e.g. "Footstep_01") instead of full paths. Full paths/GUIDs still work alongside short names.

Example — set volume on 3 siblings:

{
  "parent": "\\Actor-Mixer Hierarchy\\Default Work Unit\\SFX\\Footsteps",
  "operations": [
    {"object": "Step_01", "properties": {"Volume": -6}},
    {"object": "Step_02", "properties": {"Volume": -6}},
    {"object": "Step_03", "properties": {"Volume": -6}}
  ]
}

Event Actions

Use create_wwise_objects to add Actions to Events:

• type: "Action"
• parent: the Event (path, GUID, or "Event:Play_Sound_01")
• properties: {"ActionType": 1} — values: 1=Play, 2=Stop, 3=Pause, 4=Resume, etc.
• list_name: "actions" (inserts into the Event's action list)
• After creation, set the Target reference via set_wwise_object_properties to point at the playable object