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Dalux vs Marmoset Viewer

Dalux

dalux.com

Marmoset Viewer

marmoset.co

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FigureDaluxMarmoset Viewer
Price from49 DKK/moFree
Free planYesYes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYesYes
macOS—Yes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
APIYes—
Plans published72
Spec score · 3D Model Viewer Software9.1 (#1)7.7 (#18)
IntegrationsDalux products share information internally, including Box with Tender, Handover, Field and InfraField, plus project-to-project folder synchronization.Viewer packages can be uploaded to ArtStation, and a third-party WordPress plugin is available for uploading and embedding them.
SupportDalux’s general terms say it offers online training and support to appointed Super Users by phone or email, with weekday phone hours and an aim to reply to email within 24 hours on working days.The maker directs users with Viewer issues to contact its support email.

Plans

Dalux

  • BIM ViewerFree
  • BIM ViewerFree
  • Field BasicFree
  • Field BasicFree
  • Dalux Field Basic49 DKK a month
  • DaluxFM Basic100 DKK a month
  • Paid Dalux productsPriced on request

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Marmoset Viewer

  • Free ViewerFree
  • Marmoset ViewerFree

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In their own words

Dalux

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Marmoset Viewer

Marmoset Viewer is a physically based WebGL viewer for sharing interactive 3D presentations on the web. Scenes are created in Marmoset Toolbag and exported as optimized .mview packages to host or embed. Viewer supports animated scenes, refractive materials, shadowed fog, and shadow catcher objects. Developers can embed packages using a JavaScript library and embed utility; packages can also be uploaded to ArtStation, and a third-party WordPress plugin is available for uploads and embedding. A free standalone desktop app opens .mview files locally and is downloadable separately from Toolbag. The maker lists Windows, OS X, iOS, and Android support, but says Android support is less robust than Windows, OS X, and iOS. Global illumination, screen-space reflections, and ambient occlusion are not supported. Because models and textures must be sent to the browser for rendering, the maker says robust copy protection is essentially impossible. The standalone Viewer app is free, and Viewer is included with Toolbag versions 2.07 and newer. The listed format is .mview; measurement tools and annotation or markup are not available.

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