- Free.
It is absolutely fully functional version but it is based on subscription that you have to renew every month, also it has small banner and you can not use it for commercial work. https://rocket3f.com/component/osmembership/free/free/sign-up :Get it!
- Basic, 55 EUR.
It is full version of Rocket 3F except you can not: customize it, change hotkeys, customize UI, create your own tools etc, you just use it how it is. This version is best for Beginners, Concept Artists and other persons who do not want to spend time customizing Rocket 3F, you have everything you need right out of the box! https://rocket3f.com/component/osmembership/paid/version-1/sign-up Get it!
You can try to get it for free here! https://rocket3f.com/blog-news/73-get-rocket-3f-for-free
- Pro, 160 EUR.
It is a flagship version of Rocket 3F, you can customize it the way you need it, you can change hotkeys, create your own User Interface, create your own StreamLine and Composite Tools, create your own Radial menu, etc... you can change everything!
Coming soon!
- Corporate, 260 EUR.
It is Pro version but for Companies that perform some business.
Coming soon!
Configurable version! (not for the Free version still existing! )
- Manipulator was added
- One and Four Views was added
- Ortho view was added
- Network tool was added to Splines
So to resume. Rocket FFF = Nvil - lots of functions - customization options + new funky colored interface - funky colored interface + customization options + all the functions from Nvil ?
... not sure what those guys are trying to do =O)
Maybe this can inform you!
From authors
"Yes, Rocket has absolutely the same features as NVil!
NVil is platform for Rocket, so every new updates that NVil will get, will be availible for Rocket too!
So you can migrate without any problems!
You can think about Rocket 3F Pro as NVil on steroids! "
Alas for me the "funcky" UI has disapeared!
For old persons colors are very useful for spotting something in the dark!
Nvil's standard interface is very dated looking and congested which puts a lot of users off the program immediately despite how good the modeller actually is. To create your own interface for Nvil is a ton of work, believe me I know, I've done it for myself before Rocket came out.
I think that Andrei's is very clean and easy to navigate and makes all the most often tools easy to access. The light and dark gray scheme's are big improvement over the colorful fruity version IMO. Hopefully it will gain wider recognition out there so that money rolls in and development can continue on Rocket/Nvil.
There are plenty of disillusioned hexagon and silo users out there who are looking for an affordable alternative and don't like blender or Wings. I think Rocket might suit them better than Nvil.
Having the MoI and 3D Coat bridges is a big plus also. The MoI bridge does not exist in Nvil only Rocket.
