Crocotile 3D vs VoxelAI Studio

Crocotile 3D is a tile-based editor for building 3D environments, objects and characters from tilesets. Its Draw and Edit modes let you add, remove and change tiles in 3D space. Tools adjust tile UVs and tileset dimensions, while a paint editor creates or modifies tilesets. You can organize tiles into objects or prefabs, use nested instances, and add vertex colors, lights and shadows. Listed animation tools include animated tiles and UVs, movie rendering, and rigging with bones and vertex weights. Crocotile 3D imports FBX, glTF, GLB, DAE and OBJ files, and exports OBJ, glTF, GLB and DAE. It runs on Linux, macOS and Windows. A free evaluation is available, but saving and exporting require a valid registration code or Steam purchase; the itch.io demo also disables saving over 100 tiles. Pricing is listed from $29.99, and help is available through documentation and a Discord server.

VoxelAI Studio is a browser-based voxel editor for game developers that uses AI to create editable 3D models. Users describe a model with text or provide a reference image. The AI builds layers, defines materials, and places voxels; the result can then be sculpted, recolored, rigged, or refined block by block. Listed exports include glTF, GLB, OBJ, and.vox for use in Blender or a game engine. Documentation describes generating models inside Roblox Studio. The Free plan costs nothing, includes full editor access and.vox downloads, and starts with 6 tokens plus 4 tokens monthly. Each agentic build costs 3 tokens, automatically refunded when a request fails, is empty, or is aborted. Builder costs C$8 a month, Pro C$18 a month, and Creator C$49 a month. One-time token top-ups range from 4.00 CAD to 50.00 CAD and never expire. Public self-serve REST API access is still rolling out.