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Blender: Reduce Polygons
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Blender: Reduce Polygons is a paid API for AI agents from market.datapackvibe.com, paid per call via x402, $0.02/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-17).
Decimates a 3D mesh toward a requested triangle count using Blender and reports the achieved polygon count
Price / call$0.02
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Blender: Reduce Polygons: Decimate a mesh toward a requested triangle count and report the achieved count. Accepts mesh JSON, small GLB or OBJ; without input uses an explicitly labelled demo mesh. Runs locally in Blender. Bounded small-model processing, normally under 60 seconds; a busy worker returns an error before payment settlement.
Output
Returns the decimated 3D mesh along with the achieved triangle/face count after decimation, and identifies if the demo mesh was used. If the worker is busy at request time, an error is returned before any payment is settled.
Example use cases
Game-ready asset optimization
“I have a high-poly character mesh encoded as a base64 GLB and I need it decimated down to about 1,200 triangles so it runs well in a mobile game — can you reduce the polygons and tell me the final face count?”
Web viewer mesh simplification
“Please take this OBJ mesh (base64 encoded) and simplify it to roughly 300 faces so it loads fast in a browser-based 3D viewer — I need the achieved triangle count back.”
Demo mesh decimation test
“Run the built-in demo mesh through the polygon reducer and target 200 triangles — I just want to see how much it gets simplified and what the final count is.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://market.datapackvibe.com/x402/studio3d-process-reduce-polygons?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need server-side, Blender-powered mesh decimation without setting up a local Blender environment. It is ideal for automating polygon reduction in pipelines where you have mesh data as JSON, GLB, or OBJ and need a specific target face count. Well-suited for small to medium models (up to 10k vertices / 20k faces) in game asset prep, web 3D, or AR/VR workflows. The pay-per-call x402 pricing ($0.02 USDC) makes it cost-effective for occasional or batch use without a subscription.
Side effects
- Worker busy at request time — error returned before payment settlement
- Input mesh exceeds 10,000 vertices or 20,000 faces limit — rejected
- base64-encoded model exceeds 512 KiB decoded limit — rejected
- model_base64 and mesh both supplied — mutually exclusive fields conflict
- Target face count below minimum (20) or above maximum (20,000) — invalid parameter
- Processing timeout (normally under 60 seconds for small models)
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| mesh | object | Optional mesh in Blender Z-up coordinates. Max 10,000 vertices and 20,000 faces; each face has 3..16 indices. |
| seed | integer | |
| angle | number | |
| color | string | |
| count | integer | |
| amount | number | |
| factor | number | |
| sample | string | If no model is supplied, process the included demonstration mesh; response identifies this explicitly. |
| metallic | number | |
| roughness | number | |
| resolution | integer | |
| model_base64 | string | Optional base64 GLB (geometry and PBR values, without images/animations) or OBJ geometry, at most 512 KiB decoded. Mutually exclusive with mesh. No URLs or local paths. |
| model_format | string | |
| target_faces | integer |
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