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For me it's Blender. - Starts in a sec. - API is the program, the GUI just an interface. - Free but very professional - Shortcuts are ergonomic.
by huuu 11y ago
For me it's Blender.
- Starts in a sec.
- API is the program, the GUI just an interface.
- Free but very professional
- Shortcuts are ergonomic.
- agumonkey 11y agoReminds me of Maya. I had to sit down for a minute when I realize 90% of the UI is a mel Script. The core of the software is an interpreter/server for some lazy DAG. Actually I wanted to mention Maya, from its performance on piss poor[1] desktop hardware of the late 90s it was able to pull real time Rigid Body dynamics over Nurbs surface (and even pseudo Non Rigid) while staying responsive. [1] Pentium 2 350 with a NV3 ~gpu.
- frik 11y agoBlender is great, but the UI is very non-standard (for little benefit). A good program can be used by domain experts without reading the manual, something that's not possible with Blender. 3D Max, 4D Studio, and CAD apps like CATIA have a much more intuitive UI.
- jakobegger 11y agoYes. I've dabbled with blender a couple of times, and it's infuriating how hard it is to do simple things like rearranging palettes. Blender is different than any other software I've used, and is unique in requiring a tutorial just to understand basic stuff like how to open and save files...