That’s when i saw a new kid in town Blender. Overbloated, overly complex it has lost my interest and dedicated myself more to programming and web and building apps.Ī few years later again i wanted to get back to 3D as technology evolved and being really good in coding i also wanted to get as good again in 3D as well.

This is what got me into computer graphics and later even software engineering.Īs time was moving on, years and years later we got 3D Studio Max and i used it for smaller projects and after a while i felt that i lost that childlike excitement working in it as new versions came out it just for worse. Making my first animation with a Pixar like lamp that was jumping and shining the wall with text on it made me beyond excited. when i was starting my career as a kid i taught myself on 3D Studio for DOS. This program has a lot of menus but once you start getting familiar with them, this program is pretty straight forward.

Watch a few beginner tutorials on YouTube. If you open Blender and get intimidated like I did. Blender can produce the same high quality so why pay those high monthly prices. Why this does not become more of a standard is beyond me. I would be thousands richer if I did.īlender can do everything! Major software companies (the industry standard that wants your money every month) have to be scared. I should have stuck with it from the beginning. I did find software from Reallusion, and where good, it's a bit pricey by time you get plugins, add-ons and content.Īs my money out was more than my money in I needed to bite the bullet and learn Blender. Not being a fan of 'Rent Ware', it took a little to find something that would work for me.

Blender intimidated the heck out of me when I first opened it.

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