This document compares the features of two 3D modeling programs, GameDraw and GameDraw Free. GameDraw Free has fewer features than the full GameDraw program, but includes basic modeling tools like editing vertices, triangles, and edges as well as extruding, welding, and moving pivot points. GameDraw has additional advanced features such as Boolean operations, decimation, UV mapping, and sculpting tools. GameDraw Free is free to use while GameDraw costs $45.

1. Features GameDraw GameDraw
Free
Copy and save models
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General model info  
Export models 
Edit Vertices  
Edit Triangles  
Edit Edges 
Edit Elements 
Extrude  
Weld  
Smooth 
Move or Center Pivot  
Subdivide  
Assign mateirals  
Slice 
Soft Selection 
Freeform Translation 
Vertex Projection  
Split Edge 
Flip Faces 
Clone 

2. Detach 
Mirror 
Boolean and CSG 
Combine Materials and reduce draw calls 
Remove duplicate materials  
Decimate Mesh
(reduce polycount) 
Combine meshes  
Batch meshes  
UVW Mapping
(Cubic, Planar,Spherical) 
Edit UVs
(Move,Scale,Rotate)  
Flip UVs 
Work on UV and UV2  
Unwrap UVs 
UV Editor  
UV Editor integration with SceneView 
UV Editor Checkers 
UV Editor Debug 
Save UV Map 
Texture Painting  
Basic Sculpting  
Advanced Sculpting  

3. Primitaves  
Inst3D
(Images to 3D) 
Asset Warehouse
(Hundreds of Free assets) 
2D Geometry painting in SceneView  
Trace 2D to 3D 
Relative Space Gizmo for Selection 
Lightmap UVs  
Auto Collider modification
(If mesh collider)  
Commercial Use
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Free 45