One of the key stumbling blocks for anyone looking to learn Blender is the stigma attached to the software that it is difficult to learn. But is this an unfair assumption or is there a reason why people are apprehensive when it comes to learning about the software? It takes approximately 20 hours to learn … Read more
There are no degrees and no official qualifications for using Blender 3D or any of its functions, although there are some qualifications that use Blender as a tool to learn broader subjects like 3D computer graphics. Most users are either self-taught or work through online courses on platforms such as Udemy and Skillshare. It is … Read more
While the primary purpose of Blender is to be able to create 3D models and scenes, sometimes different workflows require the use of different software, in which another program may have been used to create an object, and Blenders toolset is then used to modify that object. To import an object based file format into … Read more
Blender 3D is a 3D modeler, animator, and renderer all in one package. Vidoe gamers will know that to play most games you will require a GPU, although not all the time as there are a few exceptions. Does this need for the big metal box to transition over to a 3D application like Blender … Read more
Blender 3D is the single software solution built and maintained by the Blender foundation. This brings into question whether Blender is capable of using files created in other applications and if it is able to export files as well. Blender can both import and export a wide variety of file formats for many different use … Read more
As Blender is a jack of all trades kind of tool it often gets compared with many different products from other companies that focus in some way on the field of computer graphics. The one software that receives the most comparisons though is the industry standard of game design and game animation, Maya. So which … Read more
