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trying to do 3D animations with no prior knowledge
| Blender
| Unreal Engine 4
| Blender
| Which of those are free, I'm kinda poor >.>
| Gain base knowledge about 3D animation. Then the software does not matter.
| Blender is opensource software, you can use it for no charge.
| Blender, Blender Blender! Like really Blender is amazing, it's free and can basically do everything. You can literally create a 3D movie, start to finish with only using blender. It's also not too hard to use, plenty of tutorials on YouTube, check out Blender Guru, also there's thousands of good courses out there. Seriously go learn blender, it's worth it.
| I'll give blender a try then
| You need to install Blender
| I don't think anyone has mentioned it, so let me recommend blender
| Try blender.
| Good for Newbies:
3D Canvas
Good for Beginners:
Blender
UE4
Good for Advanced users:
Maya
Good for nothing:
Anim8or (seriously stay away from this one)
| Sidenote: Blender and UE4 are both free and good for really any difficulty/knowledge level.
| Here Blender is being compared to other aps: https://alternativeto.net/software/blender/
| Blender
| I've never heard of 3D canvas, I might try that out first.
-OP
| >>212262 I haven't used it in many years but I remember it being very easy to learn and use. It may have changed over the years, I haven't kept up with it.
| I just looked it up, seems about the same as I remember it, except I guess it's called 3DCrafter now.
| Uniti 3d cool
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| Know any good 3D animation software for a newbie that knows nothing of animating?