6 Integrations with 3Delight

View a list of 3Delight integrations and software that integrates with 3Delight below. Compare the best 3Delight integrations as well as features, ratings, user reviews, and pricing of software that integrates with 3Delight. Here are the current 3Delight integrations in 2026:

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    Maya

    Maya

    Autodesk

    Create expansive worlds, complex characters, and dazzling effects. Bring believable characters to life with engaging animation tools. Shape 3D objects and scenes with intuitive modeling tools in Maya® software. Create realistic effects—from explosions to cloth simulation. A new visual programming environment using dynamic solvers enables you to create blockbuster-worthy effects quickly. Build custom graphs using the Bifrost Graph Editor. Create stunning effects—from snow and sand to dust storms and explosions—with ready-to-use graphs. Render your most complex projects with Arnold. Arnold is built to manage complex characters, scenery, and lighting challenges. Arnold is integrated with Maya, so you can see high-quality previews and iterate changes quickly. Save time with Arnold’s artist-friendly UI and simple, intuitive controls.
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    Mari

    Mari

    Foundry

    From procedural to hand-painted textures and everything in between. Mari 3D painting without limits. Mari® is 3D painting without limits, combining the power and performance to handle even the most complex assets with artist-friendly 3D paint tools, that make the most of your creativity. With support for UDIM workflows, artists can work with hundreds of high-resolution texture maps. Its projection-based painting system allows artists to make edits to paint before committing it, preview it in context and make 2D adjustments, freeing artists from the limits of resolution and complexity. Mari’s non-destructive layer and node graph systems make it easy for artists to create the look they want, offering an extensive range of procedurals. The Materials System gives artists the ability to easily create less complex, higher-volume assets or quickly lay down the building blocks for their hero assets. With an extensive Python API and full OCIO color management support.
    Starting Price: $65 per month
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    Cinema 4D
    3D computer animation, modeling, simulation, and rendering software. Cinema 4D Subscription Release 24 (S24) includes functionality to easily browse and obtain models, materials and other assets, and to intuitively place them within the scene. The release also includes key workflow enhancements and a sneak peek at the continued progress on the Scene Nodes and Scene Manager interfaces to the new core. Cinema 4D is a professional 3D modeling, animation, simulation and rendering software solution. Its fast, powerful, flexible and stable toolset make 3D workflows more accessible and efficient for design, motion graphics, VFX, AR/MR/VR, game development and all types of visualization professionals. Cinema 4D produces stunning results, whether working on your own or in a team. Cinema 4D is widely recognized as one of the easiest and most accessible 3D packages to learn and use. To soften that learning curve Maxon offers thousands of tutorials on Cineversity and hundreds of Quick Tips.
    Starting Price: $16.58 per month
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    Katana

    Katana

    Foundry

    Fast and formidable, Katana is a look development and lighting powerhouse that tackles creative challenges with ferocity and ease. It arms artists with the creative freedom and scalability to exceed the needs of today’s most demanding CG-rendering projects. Light at the speed of thought thanks to cutting-edge Lighting Tools, empowering artists to light whole sequences of shots with Katana’s industry-leading, multi-shot workflows. Katana’s Foresight Rendering workflows, comprised of Multiple Simultaneous Renders and Networked Interactive Rendering, provide artists with scalable feedback for faster iterations. Katana is made to drive look development of hero or high volume assets while seamlessly collaborating with shot production. USD-optimised tech, combined with multiple APIs, five different commercial renderers and an open-sourced Shotgun TK integration, make Katana the Swiss Army knife of your pipeline.
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    Super Renders Farm

    Super Renders Farm

    Super Renders Farm

    Upload. Render. Download. — Super Renders Farm is a certified cloud render farm with transparent, published pricing for 3D professionals. Founded in 2010 in California, USA. Authorized render partner of Maxon (Cinema 4D, Redshift) and Chaos (V-Ray, Corona). All engines run on fully licensed software — verified on official Chaos and Maxon partner directories. Fully managed: upload a scene file through the desktop app — software, plugins, licensing, rendering, and delivery are handled automatically. No remote desktop, no manual setup. Infrastructure: 20,000+ CPU cores (Dual Xeon E5-2699 V4, 96-256 GB RAM) and dedicated GPU fleet (NVIDIA RTX 5090, 32 GB VRAM). Supports 3ds Max, Maya, Cinema 4D, Houdini, Blender, After Effects, NukeX with V-Ray, Corona, Arnold, Redshift, Octane, Cycles, EEVEE. Pay-as-you-go from $0.004/GHz-hour (CPU) and $0.003/OBh (GPU). No subscription, no contracts. Volume discounts up to 40%. $25 free trial. 24/7 human support. 50+ countries since 2010.
    Starting Price: $0.004 per GHz per hour
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    Houdini

    Houdini

    SideFX

    Houdini is built from the ground up to be a procedural system that empowers artists to work freely, create multiple iterations and rapidly share workflows with colleagues. In Houdini, every action is stored in a node. These nodes are then “wired” into networks which define a “recipe” that can be tweaked to refine the outcome then repeated to create similar yet unique results. The ability for nodes to be saved and to pass information, in the form of attributes, down the chain is what gives Houdini its procedural nature. While the nodes are what makes Houdini unique and give it power, there are lots of viewport and shelf tools that allow for artist-friendly viewport interactions. Behind the scenes, Houdini builds up the nodes and networks for you. Houdini lets artists explore different creative paths because it is easy to branch off a new node to explore alternative solutions.
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