Avaliações do Blender

questão de poder fazer podutos que voce pode vender, no mercado de trabalho e uma otima opção

achei seio cru faltou ser um pouco mais pratico.

Usei o Blender para desenhar personagens e gostei muito da quantidade de recursos que ele apresenta! São muitas ferramentas que permitem construir qualquer coisa literalmente! Consegui criar rapidamente vários objetos, enquanto estava apenas estudando, o que mostra que é muito fácil de utilizar depois que se aprende um pouco.

Tive um pouco de dificuldade em entender como a interface funcionava e precisei ver alguns cursos, mas depois consegui utilizar

É gratuito !! Pode ser usado para fazer desenhos arquitetônicos, objetos e jogos . E possível renderizar o desenho .É possível usar off-line.

Não encontrei nenhum problema ele atende bem ao que preciso.

Free to use
Ease of setup
Programmable with Python
Large community, support, tutorials and plugins

The learning curve is steep.
Animation consumes lots of time.

Blender is one of the best 3D Modelling software that you can find right now, it is free and has the biggest community in the world so it won't be hard to find materials and tutorials in Blender.

Blender isn't easy to learn especially for beginners, the UI is very complex compared with other similar software. The learning curve in the beginning could be very high for some people.

Cycles is quite good and you can get same quality as in commercial packages.

It has no windows user aproach to its use and it is awkward to pick up and start making any project very fast
Option are cluttered all over the place
There is no left mouse action but it is something else.

It's user friendly and has alot of free tutorials to learn from not only tutorials but blender gives away free animation ready character to save time for Animators.

I don't think I have issues with blender cause it keeps on getting better every day new monthly updates and fixes.

Blender is packs a lot of features into its free software. Its powerful rendering engine and robust animation tools make it one of the best choice in market. It has such an user-friendly interface and extensive documentation.

Blender has really high learning curve. Probably wouldnt be ideal for who are new to 3D modeling and animation.

Software surf is a progressive search and I have done a lot of testing and trying hoping to fall on a perfect fit. I've tried Blender for a few months and got to discover some of its coolest features.-Blender is open-source and free for almost anyone with a good PC to use. This makes it attractive because users with no budget get to work with it too.- It's cross-platform compatible: It works on popular operating systems like macOS, Windows, and Linux- providing users with extra flexibility as they can work with their preferred operating systems.- It also provides a comprehensive feature set for modeling, sculpting, animation, rendering, compositing, and video editing, making it a versatile all-in-one solution for designers.- There are regular updates and new features are constantly introduced or improved in the software which can be essential for renovating user experience.- There is great support from the community like tutorials and resources that's why I rated it excellent.

Here are some of the major reasons why I switched from using Blender:- Its interface is non-standard: It has a completely different user interface that can be very difficult to master. Features are too nested and this can be overwhelming as you'll have to go through multiple features to use a specific one.- It's less supported in the market: It's true Blender is quite popular and perhaps, grows at a steady rate, however, it's still deferred in terms of widespread in the market as a lot of professionals tend to prefer other tools like Maya, After Effects or Cinema 4D. A potential reason is that these are hard to learn and are easily adaptable.

Blender is great what I like about is it give you every tool you need to create whatever's on your mind

I can use it whenever I got a creation on my mind blender helps me create my imagination.

I like how many different aspects of Blender can be explored, 3D rendering, 2D with some work around, video and audio editing, and more

Not very beginners friendly, especially when dealing with shadders and external plugins

Blender is an open source 3d and animation software so we can participate in developing its features in it. And most importantly it's free.

We have to learn on our own to determine the right settings in adjustment to the hardware we have.

My team use this software every week for our projects. The fact its free open source software makes it an attractive choice for our team.

The learning curve is quite steep and interface can be challenging for newbies.

A wonderful program, free and easy to use, and you can earn money from it

I hope that the program contains a special section for whiteboard animation

The level of control it gives you is incredible. Yes, you have to put in the time to learn how to use it if you're a beginner but after that? There is no better software.

It can be challenging and takes some time to learn for beginners, and the rendering time can be a nightmare.

I mostly use Blender cause it is a very powerful 3D modeling and sculpting software that can be used to create a wide range of 3D characters and objects. I mainly use Blender's sculpting tools, where I can easily shape and refine your characters, adding fine details and textures until you're satisfied with the final result. One of the fine example in Sculpting using Blender is to create an Animated charcters. which I love to create animated charecters using Blender.

Blender's interface can be challenging to grasp for new users, but with familiarity and practice, it can become much easier. One effective way to improve your efficiency in Blender is by learning and using shortcut keys. By starting with simpler projects, customizing the interface to your liking, and regularly practicing, you can gradually become proficient in using Blender's interface and tools.

The video editing and compositing features make it a one-stop solution for post-production work.

stability issues particularly when working with complex scenes or simulations.

The features are what I appreciate best about this software, plus it is open-source and free to use.

Except for the limited real-time rendering, I have no complaints about this software.