Blender 3D software as an alternative of paying

Blender is an open source 3D software is very good, can be used as alternative software from 3D Software paid, such as 3DS Max, Maya, and so on. Developments in the Blender software is currently very rapid. The latest version of Blender Blender now is 2:59. And version 2.60 is in development for now.

Software that is only about 20MB of it can produce 3D animations or 3D images are very captivating, not least with 3D software paid.


Why would I use a blender?

First, the 3D software Blender is opensource which means free to use and also developed his own. 3D Software license price paid is very expensive for me, and if there is a free and good why pay? : D

Second, even if Blender is free software, but the results generated from the blender is not inferior to the 3D software paid. One of the hallmarks of which are not owned software Blender 3D Game Engine Pay is a feature. Feature that allows us to create your own game. Here are some of the features of Blender:

Interface is very flexible and we can set yourself.

• Modeling.
• Rigging.
• Rendering.
• Animation.
• Shading.
• UV unwrapping.
• Imaging and Compositing.
• Physics and particles.
• Realtime 3D/Game Creation.
• It supports a lot of files, whether 2D or 3D.
• Supports many platforms such as Windows, Mac, Linux, FreeBSD.

For more features can be viewed here

Here are some examples of the results of the Blender 3D images.

Interested in Blender? Please Download the official website here.

Or you can also download the development version here

May be useful.

Regards, gmbelART

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