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Npx8 vs TRELLIS — MIT model vs hosted workspace
TRELLIS is an open-source (MIT) 3D generation model. Npx8 is a hosted product built around engine-ready output.
| Feature | TRELLIS | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Hosted app: generate, library, share, export | Open-source 3D generation model (MIT license) |
| Engine | Forge, the built-in engine, is the default. Advanced engines live behind More options. | TRELLIS models |
| Openness | Adapter-based provider interface | MIT-licensed code you can self-host |
| Export | GLB + OBJ for Forge assets, with base color and an optional normal map | Model output; pipeline is up to you |
| Sharing | Expiring share links, opt-in public gallery, oEmbed and iframe embeds | Up to you |
Where Npx8 wins
- No setup or GPUs
- GLB + OBJ output with checks
- Built-in sharing and embeds
Where TRELLIS wins
- Permissive MIT license
- Full control when self-hosted
- Self-hosting gives full control
Frequently asked questions
- Does Npx8 run TRELLIS?
- Trellis 2 is available behind More options. The default path uses Forge.
- What export formats does Npx8 offer?
- GLB and OBJ for Forge assets, with base color and an optional normal map. Advanced engines can produce other formats.
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