ModLab Alternatives
ModLab is described as 'Free tool that can generate and fine tune normal maps in a realtime rendering environment' and is an app. There are more than 10 alternatives to ModLab for Windows, Linux, Mac and GIMP. The best ModLab alternative is Laigter, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like ModLab are AwesomeBump, xNormal, Quixel Suite and Materialize - by Bounding Box Software.
- Free • Proprietary
- 10 likes15 Laigter alternatives
This tool lets you generate normal maps for 2D textures, with little effort. Specially designed for Sprites in 2D games.
Laigter VS ModLab
Is Laigter a good alternative to ModLab? - 22 likes19 AwesomeBump alternatives
AwesomeBump is an open source program designed to generate normal, height, specular or ambient occlusion textures from a single image. Since the image processing is done in 99% on GPU the program runs very fast and all the parameters can be changed in real time.
AwesomeBump VS ModLab
Is AwesomeBump a good alternative to ModLab? - 9 likes10 xNormal alternatives
xNormal is an application to generate normal / ambient occlusion / displacement maps. It can also project the texture of the highpoly model into the lowpoly mesh ( complete texture transfer, even with different topologies ).
xNormal VS ModLab
Is xNormal a good alternative to ModLab? - 10 likes25 Quixel Suite alternatives
Quixel was founded in 2011 by Teddy Bergsman and Waqar Azim, based on the vision of substantially speeding up how creators build digital environments, by giving them access to a vast and ever-expanding library of 3D building blocks, and easy-to-use tools to greatly simplify the...
Quixel Suite Features
Quixel Suite VS ModLab
Is Quixel Suite a good alternative to ModLab? - 9 likes6 Materialize - by Bounding Box Software alternatives
Materialize is a stand alone tool for creating materials for use in games from images. You can create an entire material from a single image or import the textures you have and generate the textures you need.
Materialize - by Bounding Box Software VS ModLab
Is this a good alternative to ModLab? - 4 likes15 Sprite Lamp alternatives
Sprite Lamp is a software tool to help game developers combine 2D art with dynamic lighting effects, through the creation of hand drawn normal maps.
License model
- Paid • Proprietary
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- Windows
Sprite Lamp Features
Sprite Lamp VS ModLab
Is Sprite Lamp a good alternative to ModLab? - 3 likes19 Resynthesizer alternatives
This is a suite of ten Gimp plugins known as the 'Resynthesizer'. The most commonly used is 'Heal selection' but all use the plugin whose full interface is found at 'Filters>Map>Resynthesize.
Resynthesizer VS ModLab
Is Resynthesizer a good alternative to ModLab? - 3 likes14 HandPlane Baker alternatives
Handplane Baker is a free baking tool for a production environment that processes extremely dense models easily.
HandPlane Baker VS ModLab
Is HandPlane Baker a good alternative to ModLab? - 1 like15 SpriteIlluminator alternatives
SpriteIlluminator lets you easily generate normal maps for your 2d game and web projects. Render dynamic lighting & other effects and use paint tools to directly draw on the normal map and fine tune the effects.
SpriteIlluminator VS ModLab
Is SpriteIlluminator a good alternative to ModLab? - 5 likes18 Crazybump alternatives
Crazybump generates lighting maps from 2D textures. It supports ambient occlusion (AO) maps, bump maps, normal maps, and more.
Crazybump VS ModLab
Is Crazybump a good alternative to ModLab? - 2 likes14 NVIDIA Melody alternatives
NVIDIA Melody creates high quality normal maps that make a low-poly model look like a high-poly model. Simply load your low-poly working model, then load your high-poly reference model, click the "Generate Normal Map" button and watch Melody go to town.
NVIDIA Melody VS ModLab
Is NVIDIA Melody a good alternative to ModLab? - 2 likes13 Knald alternatives
Knald is the world’s first GPU powered solution for generating “bake quality” textures from any 2D source texture.
Knald VS ModLab
Is Knald a good alternative to ModLab?