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Filter Forge vs Vizoo xTex

Both stand on 3d texturing software. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Filter Forge

Free trial MacWindows

Filter Forge combines a node editor, community library, texture generation, and photo effects in one desktop tool. The trial allows a full-featured evaluation, while paid editions differ by subscription term, license type, and computer count.

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Vizoo xTex

Free trial Windows

xTex provides material digitization, texture preparation, recoloring, and rendering in a Windows workflow. The hardware-connected Production option and hardware-free Design workflow cover different capture setups, while Mac users are not supported.

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The facts

Filter ForgeVizoo xTex
Free planA free trialA free trial
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onMac, WindowsWindows
Lowest paid planProfessional Edition — 1-month subscription: $12 a monthFree or on request
Plans published93
MakerNot publishedNot published
Websitefilterforge.comvizoo3d.com
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Filter Forge: what it does well

  • Node-based filter editing without coding
  • Thousands of downloadable community filters
  • Procedural textures and PBR maps
  • Video and procedural animation support
  • 30-day fully functional trial

What to know first

  • No free plan
  • Windows plugin excludes Microsoft Store applications
  • Maximum texture resolution listed as 3000 px

Vizoo xTex: what it does well

  • Generates PBR maps with xTex hardware
  • Creates seamless organic and synthetic textures
  • Includes recoloring and built-in rendering
  • Exports several industry material formats
  • Offers a 14-day trial

What to know first

  • Requires Microsoft Windows
  • Not compatible with Mac OS
  • Trial excludes xTex scanner connection
  • Paid plan pricing is available only on request

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