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User, the ownership for the software itself shall be reserved for JVC KENWOOD Corporation. Installing the MCP-F6/F7 Extract the downloaded file "MFX101.zip" into a designated folder. In the designated folder, a folder labeled "MFX101" will be created. Execute the "setup.exe" in the folder labeled "MFX101", and follow the instructions that appear on the display to install MCP-F6/F7. Note: Uninstalling the MCP-F6/F7 Select "MCP-F6/F7" in "Uninstall a program" ("Add or Remove Programs" for Windows® XP) in the Control Panel and follow the instructions that appear on the display to uninstall the software. Or double-click "setup.exe", and follow the instructions that appear on the display to uninstall the software. Note: Update History Ver.1.01 (November 15, 2013) Ver.1.00 (December 10, 2002) First Release If you agree with the details listed above, click the following link to download the latest MCP-F6/F7 software. (The latest version includes all previous updates.) Download MCP-F6/F7 Version 1.01 (filename: MFX101.zip; file size : 2.94MB) Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista, and Windows logo are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

MCP-Resource-DownloaderAn alternative to downloading resource files for older versions of Minecraft for MCP (Minecraft-Coder-Pack).Downloads directly from Minecraft servers. No middleman, no sketchy website.CMDUsage:Normal: gradlew -p CMD run --args="{insert arguments here}"Print out all Minecraft versions: gradlew -p CMD runArguments:--mcp [MCP directory]The directory of where MCP is (REQUIRED)--mcVersion [Minecraft version]The version of Minecraft to download resources (REQUIRED)--jarsIf jar files should be downloaded (NOT required)--clientIf the client jar should be downloaded (REQUIRED if --jars used)--serverIf the server jar should be downloaded (REQUIRED if --jars used)--librariesIf library jars should be downloaded (NOT required)--nativesIf natives should be downloaded and extracted (NOT required)--linuxIf Linux natives should be downloaded and extracted (NOT required even if --natives used)--windowsIf Windows natives should be downloaded and extracted (NOT required even if --natives used)--w32If Windows 32-bit natives should be downloaded and extracted (NOT required even if --windows used)--w64If Windows 64-bit natives should be downloaded and extracted (NOT required even if --windows used)--osxIf OSX natives should be downloaded and extracted (NOT required even if --natives used)--resourcesIf resources (sound, music) should be downloaded (NOT required)--forgeDoes extra things for Forge, specifically. 1.3.2, 1.4.7 and 1.5.2 are the only compatible versions at this time.--overwriteIf downloaded files should be overwritten should one already exist (NOT required)Examples:gradlew -p CMD run --args="--mcp mcp62 --mcVersion 1.2.5 --jars --client --libraries --natives --resources --overwrite"gradlew -p CMD run --args="--mcp forge-1.4.7-6.6.2.534-src/forge/mcp --mcVersion 1.4.7 --jars --client --server --libraries --natives --linux --windows --osx --resources --forge --overwrite"gradlew -p CMD run --args="--mcp mcp811 --mcVersion 1.6.4 --jars --client --libraries --natives --resources --overwrite"Troubleshooting:I keep getting error FileNotFoundException MCP directory "XXXXXX" does not exist!!Make sure when inputting the --mcp argument you're using either a relative location to the CMD folder(if MCP folder is in root directory -where build.gradle is-, use ../),or an exact location of where the MCP folder is (ex: C:\Users\User\Downloads\).GUIEasier to use, however more limited than CMD.Usage:gradlew -p

Connected, you can start using the tools in Cursor's composer, as long as the composer is in agent mode.Dropping a link to a Figma file in the composer and asking Cursor to do something with it should automatically trigger the get_file tool.Most Figma files end up being huge, so you'll probably want to link to a specific frame or group within the file. With a single element selected, you can hit CMD + L to copy the link to the element. You can also find it in the context menu:Once you have a link to a specific element, you can drop it in the composer and ask Cursor to do something with it.Inspect ResponsesTo inspect responses from the MCP server more easily, you can run the inspect command, which launches the @modelcontextprotocol/inspector web UI for triggering tool calls and reviewing responses: [email protected] inspect# > pnpx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector## Starting MCP inspector...# Proxy server listening on port 3333## 🔍 MCP Inspector is up and running at 🚀">pnpm inspect# > [email protected] inspect# > pnpx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector## Starting MCP inspector...# Proxy server listening on port 3333## 🔍 MCP Inspector is up and running at 🚀Available ToolsThe server provides the following MCP tools:get_figma_dataFetches information about a Figma file or a specific node within a file.Parameters:fileKey (string, required): The key of the Figma file to fetch, often found in a provided URL like figma.com/(file|design)//...nodeId (string, optional, highly recommended): The ID of the node to fetch, often found as URL parameter node-id=depth (number, optional): How many levels deep to traverse the node tree, only used if explicitly requested by you via chatdownload_figma_images (work in progress)Download SVG and PNG images used in a Figma file based on the IDs of image or icon nodes.Parameters:fileKey (string, required): The key of the Figma file containing the nodenodes (array, required): The nodes to fetch as imagesnodeId (string, required): The ID of the Figma image node to fetch, formatted as 1234:5678imageRef (string, optional): If a node has an imageRef fill, you must include this variable. Leave blank when downloading Vector SVG images.fileName (string, required): The local name for saving the fetched filelocalPath (string, required): The absolute path to the directory where images are stored in the project. Automatically creates directories if needed.