Blender is a powerful development environment dedicated to creating 3D images and animations, and the main advantage over other similar tools such as 3D Studio and Maya is that it is a completely free application.

The program allows you to model, render, texture, write, animate, and post-produce all kinds of 3D scenes. Its complex interface allows you to use endless tools such as fully formable primitives, NURBS curves, and point meshes.

Over a decade later, Blender is compatible with most formats and standards such as 3D Studio, Autodesk FBX, Collada, Wavefront, Stl mentioned above.

Perhaps Blender’s biggest problem is the difficult curves. As a result, Blender learning can be complicated. However, there is a large community of users and there are endless tutorials and examples on the internet. It’s used in professional studios, and even video games and movies are made with it.

Each new version contains new tools and utilities that apply to our work. With fluid simulators, special rendering filters, fully customizable physics engines, combustion systems and more, Blender software is as versatile and complete as we are.