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Blender: Solidify Shell
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Blender: Solidify Shell is a paid API for AI agents from market.datapackvibe.com, paid per call via x402, $0.02/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-21).
Adds a solid shell of specified thickness to a 3D mesh using Blender's Solidify modifier, returning rendered output and model data.
Price / call$0.02
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Blender: Solidify Shell: Add a shell of the requested thickness; does not certify watertightness. 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 a processed 3D model with a solidified shell of the requested thickness applied, along with a rendered image at the specified resolution. The response identifies whether the demo mesh or a user-supplied mesh was used. Does not guarantee watertightness.
Example use cases
Thicken thin surface for 3D printing
“I have a thin surface mesh I exported as OBJ and I need to add a shell thickness of 0.1 so it's printable — can you solidify it with 512 resolution and target 2000 faces?”
Preview solidified demo mesh
“Run the built-in demo mesh through the solidify shell processor with an amount of 0.05, metallic 0.8, roughness 0.2, and color #aabbcc so I can see what the output looks like.”
Shell a GLB model for game asset
“Here's a base64 GLB of my game asset — apply a solidify shell of 0.03 thickness with angle 30, seed 7, and target 500 faces so I can use it as a collision shell.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://market.datapackvibe.com/x402/studio3d-process-solidify-shell?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need to programmatically apply a solid shell/thickness offset to a 3D mesh using Blender's Solidify modifier, especially when the input is a thin surface mesh that needs wall thickness for rendering or fabrication. Prefer this over generic mesh processing APIs when you need Blender-native solidification with PBR material parameters and rendered output in a single paid call.
Side effects
- Worker busy at time of request — returns an error before payment is settled
- Mesh exceeds 10,000 vertices or 20,000 faces — rejected with validation error
- base64 model_base64 exceeds 512 KiB decoded — rejected
- Both mesh and model_base64 supplied simultaneously — mutually exclusive error
- Processing exceeds 60-second time limit — timeout error
- Invalid color hex format — schema validation failure
- amount out of range (must be 0.001–0.5) — validation error
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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