Blender
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VisitBlender vs in3D
What both publish
| Fact | Blender | in3D |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial use | The FAQ says artists own creations made with Blender and may use them for any purpose, including commercial use. | The developer portal says avatars created using the in3D API can be used in commercial or non-commercial games, experiences, videos, and metaverses. |
| Support | Support resources include an online manual, developer documentation, Python API reference, tutorials, community forums, and enterprise support for Blender LTS releases through Canonical. | The developer portal lists [email protected] for support and [email protected] for production inquiries. |
Blender plans
- BlenderFree
in3D plans
- FREEFree
- 100 scans for a larger test$100, paid once
- Production / platform planPriced on request
Pick Blender if…
Blender suits people who need a broad set of 3D creation, animation, sculpting, or VFX tools in one desktop application. Its Python API also suits advanced users who want to customize tools or add-ons.
Pick in3D if…
It suits people who want to create and export phone-scanned avatars, as well as developers integrating avatars into apps or games. API users should note the stated limits on competing scanning products and paid model distribution.