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Material Maker vs Adobe Substance 3D Designer
Adobe Substance 3D Designer is a node-based procedural material tool widely used in games and film, but it is closed source and requires an Adobe subscription instead of being free.- Material Maker vs ArmorPaint
ArmorPaint also uses node-based procedural materials, but its focus is GPU texture painting on models up to 16K, and its compiled builds are paid although the source is open. - Material Maker vs InstaMAT
A desktop application for procedural material authoring, layer-based 3D texturing and automated asset pipelines. - Material Maker vs Adobe Substance 3D Painter
Adobe Substance 3D Painter paints materials directly onto models with real-time preview and layers, but it is paid, closed source, requires an Adobe account and runs only on Windows and macOS. - Material Maker vs Adobe Substance 3D Sampler
A desktop app that turns photos and scans into 3D materials, models and HDR lights. - Material Maker vs 3DCoat
3DCoat offers a GPU node system for procedural materials alongside sculpting, retopology and PBR painting, but production work needs a commercial licence and the application is not open source. - Material Maker vs Materialize
A standalone tool that generates game texture maps such as normal, height and occlusion from images.
