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\title Comparison of Qt 3D and Qt 3D Studio
\page comparison-qt3d-qt3dstudio.html
-In short, Qt 3D Studio is built on top of Qt 3D. The flexible architecture of Qt 3D makes it
-suitable to build 3D runtimes, or engines, such as Qt 3D Studio.
-
\section1 Qt 3D
Qt 3D is programmer-oriented engine building toolkit and great for both simple and complex scenes.
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\li
Suitable.
\li
- Not possible.
+ Creating meshes and materials dynamically is supported.
\row
\li
Using existing materials and effects.
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\l{https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qt3d-render-sceneloader.html}{SceneLoader} for a full list.
\li
A number of formats are supported. See \l{2D Assets} and
- \l{Working with 3D Content}{3D Assets} for details.
+ \l{3D Assets} for details.
\endtable
\section2 Creating 3D Engines and Editors