• Jul 26, 2018 Blender is a free, open-source professional 3D creation software allowing modeling, animation, rendering, texturing, lighting, shading, post-production. It is suitable for architectural modeling, but requires huge knowledge of graphic editing.
• Made on Blender 2.78 and tested on Blender 2.79 (windows64). If you need the latest version for Blender 2.80, check the link: 3d-print-toolbox-modified. More info: Images below display original '3D Print Toolbox' (image on the left) and current modified version (image on the right): Added Features. Added make-solid; made 'Check All' button more.

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Blender 2.79 packs a bunch of new add-ons that greatly expand Blender’s functionality, allowing you to create architectural environments using parametric windows and walls, to make beautiful skies, or even meta-rigs to animate cats and horses!

Blender Editor's Review

You can get an idea of Blender’s capabilities by listing some of the projects that have used it. For example, the makers of ‘Spiderman 2’ used Blender for 3D and character animation; it was used for the special effects in the film ‘Vendredi ou un autre Jour’, movies ‘Elephants Dream’, ‘Big Buck Bunny’, ‘Sintel’ and ‘Plumiferos’ a 3D CG feature film were made in Blender; as was the 3D game ‘Yo Frankie!’
Blender comes from the not-for-profit Blender Foundation. It is open-source, free to download and use but requires a considerable investment of time and effort from the serious user and rewards her with the flexible software and skills to model in 2 and 3D, animate, render and process images and videos to an award-winning professional standard. It includes related functionality: a game engine, fonts, motion capture and many, many more.
A good place to start is to become familiar with the interface which has been reworked in the recent 2.61 version. Support comes in the way of texts, models and tutorials from the official website. A CMS gathers background information and lists many websites and groups maintained by Blender followers, (Blender Art Magazine, Blender Nation, and so on). If that is not enough a shelf of specialist commercial books offers guidance through the Blender product.
As for the software, by its nature it is resource hungry, but bug-free. Learned and professional users consider Blender to be a match or more for other pay-for packages.
Pros: Undo and Redo support at all levels; immensely capable toolset; ardent community; fully configurable user interface.
Cons: Size and complexity.
Conclusions: This is a conceptual product whose primary audience is the professional designer. Its focus is 3D animation, but it extends beyond. It demands a commitment to learning it. It may be free to download and use, but unless you prepare for the road ahead you may find yourself unable to get the most out of it; and there is a great deal to get from this product.

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Blender is a free, open-source professional 3D creation software allowing modeling, animation, rendering, texturing, lighting, shading, post-production. It is suitable for architectural modeling, but requires huge knowledge of graphic editing.

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Blender is open-source, free to download and use but it is more oriented towards advanced users. User interface is complex so it requires a considerable investment of time. Fortunately, there is a big online community; also user manuals and documentation can help you start with this software.

Cumc outlook exchange it. The portable version is available also.

Features:

• Modeling
  Sculpting, retopology, modeling, curves. Blender’s modeling toolset is extensive.
• Animation
  Designed for animation, Blender is being used for award-winning shorts and feature films.
• Rendering
  Create jaw-dropping renders thanks to Cycles, high-end production path tracer.
• Simulation
  Featuring industry-standards libraries like Bullet and MantaFlow, Blender offers powerful simulation tools.
• Video Editing
  The Video Editor offers a range of basic yet very efficient tools.
• Scripting
  Featuring an extensive Python API, every tool is available for scripting and customization.
• VFX
  From camera and object motion tracking to masking and compositing, you can “fix it in post”.
• Interface
  Because of its custom architecture, Blender’s UI, window layout and shortcuts can be fully customized.
• Pipeline
  Integration with multiple pipeline tools is pivotal in many productions.

For more information please visit https://www.blender.org/features/.

About Blender Foundation

Blender 2.79 Tutorial

The Blender Foundation (2002) is an independent public benefit organization with the purpose to provide a complete, free and open source 3D creation pipeline, managed by public projects on blender.org.
Its spin-off corporation Blender Institute (2007) hosts the foundation’s offices and currently employs 15 people who work on the Blender software and creative projects to validate and stress Blender in production environments.

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Tiger – Blender 2.80 demo by Daniel Bystedt
Goodnight Claire – Blender 2.80 demo by Daniel Bystedt
Tree Creature – Blender 2.80 demo by Daniel Bystedt
Grease Pencil Sketching – Blender 2.80 demo by Jama Jurabaev
Space Suit – Blender 2.80 demo by Jama Jurabaev
HERO – Blender Grease Pencil Showcase
Blender Screenshot
A Whole New Workspace – Sculpt – blender.org
A Whole New Workspace – Model – blender.org
A Whole New Workspace – Animate – blender.org
A Whole New Workspace – Edit & Grade – blender.org
What You See Is What You Need – Random Colors – blender.org
What You See Is What You Need – Colored Wireframes – blender.org
What You See Is What You Need – Look Dev – blender.org
Intuitive Widgets – blender.org
Toolbars – blender.org
Principled Hair BSDF – blender.org
Cryptomatte – blender.org
Random Walk Subsurface Scattering – blender.org
Subdivision and Displacement – blender.org

Blender 2.79 Tutorial

Blender 2 79 Tutorial