Adobe Fuse CC
Adobe Fuse CC is a data-driven tool for modeling 3D characters. It was developed in collaboration between Mixamo and Vladlen Koltun's research group at Stanford University, with Siddhartha Chaudhuri as the chief architect and programmer, then bought by Adobe.
Cost / License
- Subscription
- Proprietary
Application types
Alerts
- Discontinued
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Steam
Fuse was removed from Creative Cloud and is no longer available for download since September 13, 2020.
Features
- 3D design
- 3D Animation
Tags
- 3d-characters
- Torrents
- abandonware
- 3d-model
- model-designer
What is Adobe Fuse CC?
Adobe Fuse CC is a data-driven tool for modeling 3D characters. It was developed in collaboration between Mixamo and Vladlen Koltun's research group at Stanford University, with Siddhartha Chaudhuri as the chief architect and programmer, then bought by Adobe. With Fuse, Mixamo aims at democratizing character modeling and assembling, giving the user full control over the uniqueness of the character while keeping quality of the assets high. Mixamo enables a seamless and direct integration with the Mixamo Auto-Rigger and animation collection.
What do I do with my Fuse models?
Animate them! Select the "Animate" button inside Fuse and upload your model to Mixamo. It will be automatically rigged and prepped for animation. Select any animation in Mixamo and it will be automatically applied to your character. Download back into any 3D software or game engine. Custom 3D animated characters, as simple as that!
Adobe Fuse CC is currently a beta, available only with the All Apps or All Apps + Stock plan.
Adobe Fuse CC information
Developed by
Adobe Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $53 and $83 per month.Alternatives
18 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Mixamo, a rather greedy 3D company, was acquired in 2015 by the even greedier Adobe. The previously costly Fuse service was kept as a free but discontinued vestige -- in its quiet death throes ever since. I don't recommend it as it may be completely retired any moment now.
avoid this software if you dont know how to format 3d models. this software is available on steam the older version, the old version is made by the people who where eventually bought out by adobe. you can create 3d models of character in the steam version but they are not rigged you have to export them out as obj and rig them yourself. you cannot sell these models as you can with makehuman but you can use the freely in your own work without giving credit. if you wanted to give it a shot download the steam version sense its not adobe and you will have more freedoms within the software.
It is not dead but no one will update it, so you only have this program to do whatever you can with the models in a kinda ok editor. Not perfect but it can be used for something.