Yes, Cinema 4d has a reputation for being easy to use, I may give it a shot. I started with 3ds r4, then 3ds Max r2, blender, lightwave, maya. I've stuck with

Yes, Cinema 4d has a reputation for being easy to use, I may give it a shot. I started with 3ds r4, then 3ds Max r2, blender, lightwave, maya. I've stuck with blender the most, partially because the ui is fast to use for me. It was not fast to learn, though that has improved. Granted, Cycles (Blender's global illumination renderer) is not selected by default, but it's a drop down at the top menu bar to switch. Then you can click "file" -> save "default settings". Here's the official Cycles demo reel: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wDRTjzLNK0g https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wDRTjzLNK0g