STLFinder VS TurboSquid

STLFinder Reviews

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STLFinder mentions (10)

• Anyone know of good STL files for tree trunks?

  Check out stlfinder.com There are a lot of variations there. Source: 9 months ago

• Request: local shop that sells unique pots for indoor plants?

  If you hop on thinigverse.com or printables.com or stlfinder.com and search for planters I think you'll find some great stuff, then you just need to find someone to print them for you! Source: over 1 year ago

• Laser Cut Library

  Using stlfinder.com I have found some dxf files mixed into the stls but they seem to be scattered across a variety of the websites. Grabcad.com seems to have a larger collection than the rest. Source: over 1 year ago

• STL files are expensieve!

  You just check http://stlfinder.com/ each month to see what's available and buy into whichever one has what you want. There's no need to support every single patreon every single month. Source: over 1 year ago

• I'm looking for a PVC pipe fitting -- details in comments.

  The other big site is printables.com For searching online stlfinder.com often works well. Source: over 1 year ago

TurboSquid mentions (11)

• pre-made car models in blender?

  Turbosquid is quite good, you can filter by free as well. Source: about 1 year ago

• How would you do something like this in Maya?

  There is actually a large collection of weird anime porn characters on turbosquid.com you can just go there. Source: about 1 year ago

• New Youtube Channel w/ 5 Minute Spline Tricks, Tips, and Guides

  The most recent lesson on interactive animation has some fun nuggets to experiment with, videos 10&11. Theres a link to the free turbosquid.com obj file used in the video in the description so you can try it yourself. Also I offer the exact spline file I created on gumroad. Instant download for $4, so you can pick apart everything I did and mess around with all my settings. Source: about 1 year ago

• Game dev asset sites recommendations?

  I've found opengameart.org and turbosquid.com (for 3D models to be rendered as 2D isometric images) to be particularly helpful. Source: about 1 year ago

• What sort of tax does a 3D modeler have to pay? What is the process of filing them? What else should I know?

  So turbosquid.com is a popular platform where many artists sell their 3D models, which is a digital good just like apps. For each 3D model sold, the artist is paid royalties through either PayPal or Payoneer (note that the payment is sent in USD; it is only converted into INR once it reaches one's PayPal account). What is this sort of income classified as? Does it come under section 44AD or 44AE? Do I have to... Source: over 1 year ago