Query the TurboSquid 3D marketplace API v1: list file formats, product metadata.
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list_file_formats3D file formats with extensions and renderers (requires TURBOSQUID_API_TOKEN).3D file formats with extensions and renderers (requires TURBOSQUID_API_TOKEN).
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get_product3D model product metadata by numeric product ID.3D model product metadata by numeric product ID.
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list_draftsNew product drafts of the authenticated member (requires TURBOSQUID_API_TOKEN).New product drafts of the authenticated member (requires TURBOSQUID_API_TOKEN).
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get_draftDraft metadata by draft ID (requires TURBOSQUID_API_TOKEN).Draft metadata by draft ID (requires TURBOSQUID_API_TOKEN).
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mesh_format_surveyWhat a real freely published 3D model library is actually made of: mesh formats by file count and share, total and median size per format, models shipping more than one format, preview coverage, and the largest files. Reads a public repository, no TurboSquid token needed.What a real freely published 3D model library is actually made of: mesh formats by file count and share, total and median size per format, models shipping more than one format, preview coverage, and the largest files. Reads a public repository, no TurboSquid token needed.
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free_model_searchFreely reusable 3D models on a given subject, from a public keyless library, each with its real file inventory: which formats it ships in, how large they are, whether it is bundled as an archive and whether a preview exists. For when a marketplace search returns only paid assets.Freely reusable 3D models on a given subject, from a public keyless library, each with its real file inventory: which formats it ships in, how large they are, whether it is bundled as an archive and whether a preview exists. For when a marketplace search returns only paid assets.
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Query the TurboSquid 3D marketplace API v1: list file formats, product metadata.
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