Avaliações do Blender

questão de poder fazer podutos que voce pode vender, no mercado de trabalho e uma otima opção

achei seio cru faltou ser um pouco mais pratico.

Usei o Blender para desenhar personagens e gostei muito da quantidade de recursos que ele apresenta! São muitas ferramentas que permitem construir qualquer coisa literalmente! Consegui criar rapidamente vários objetos, enquanto estava apenas estudando, o que mostra que é muito fácil de utilizar depois que se aprende um pouco.

Tive um pouco de dificuldade em entender como a interface funcionava e precisei ver alguns cursos, mas depois consegui utilizar

É gratuito !! Pode ser usado para fazer desenhos arquitetônicos, objetos e jogos . E possível renderizar o desenho .É possível usar off-line.

Não encontrei nenhum problema ele atende bem ao que preciso.

Free to use
Ease of setup
Programmable with Python
Large community, support, tutorials and plugins

The learning curve is steep.
Animation consumes lots of time.

Blender is one of the best 3D Modelling software that you can find right now, it is free and has the biggest community in the world so it won't be hard to find materials and tutorials in Blender.

Blender isn't easy to learn especially for beginners, the UI is very complex compared with other similar software. The learning curve in the beginning could be very high for some people.

Cycles is quite good and you can get same quality as in commercial packages.

It has no windows user aproach to its use and it is awkward to pick up and start making any project very fast
Option are cluttered all over the place
There is no left mouse action but it is something else.

I love that blender is free, open source, and the entrance place for a lot of artists. It lends to such an open and fresh creative community of new developers and 3d artists. Blender is also an extremely performant renderer.

I think blenders animation tools could use work. They don't really match up to the industry standard like some of their other tools.

It's user friendly and has alot of free tutorials to learn from not only tutorials but blender gives away free animation ready character to save time for Animators.

I don't think I have issues with blender cause it keeps on getting better every day new monthly updates and fixes.

The fact that it’s free! This was my introduction to 3D animation and was blown away at the power and amazing results that can be achieved. The blender community is even more powerful with thousands of tutorials online and developers pushing the boundaries.

The learning curve and complexity of the interface

Easy and comfortable and many tools and options

Tools and options user interface easy and convenient

I like how many different aspects of Blender can be explored, 3D rendering, 2D with some work around, video and audio editing, and more

Not very beginners friendly, especially when dealing with shadders and external plugins

Blender's extensive capabilities cover a wide range of tasks. The convenience of editing renders directly without exporting, coupled with the node-based workflow that retains edits during re-rendering, enhances the process's efficiency. The integrated rendering engines provide practical solutions for both quick previews and full scene rendering. Blender's animation toolset excels in visualizing 3D designs, even though it may require external addons to compete with specialized software. Its toolkit encompasses modeling, sculpting, rendering, and editing, allowing you to complete entire projects within Blender. Of course you can't talk about blender, without mentioning it's open-source nature. In summary, it serves as a versatile tool, akin to a Swiss knife of 3D software, offering an accessible choice for hobbyists, freelancers, and small studios seeking quality without high costs

While Blender's video editing capabilities are useful, they might not match the depth of specialized software. For achieving a polished final result, I'd personally switch to other, dedicated tools. On top of that, despite Blender's comprehensive animation features, the reliance on external addons for a competitive edge can be limiting. The learning curve is expected given the software's robustness, but the vast community support aids the learning process.

Though Blender is getting a bit too much trying to be a Swiss Army knife, as just a 3D modeling app - its great. Reasonably easy to learn and stable.

I prefer using a dedicated video editor and I am not a fan of its implementation of 2D , ir grease pencil

It is a very powerful rendering program, if you like Pixar movies, you can basically create your own with this

There are a lot of features and tools so it took a long time to understand what I was doing correctly

My favourite thing about Blender is how flexible it is to use. There are so many different things it can do.

One of the major cons of Blender the steep learning curve. When getting started in Blender starting off can be complicated.

It free and. there are lots of resruces to learn and get up and running

The interface was a new way of working, but it is something you. have to embrace

Open-source and free. Blender is open source and free to use, which makes it accessible to anyone who wants to learn 3D modeling, animation, or something.

The shotcuts. So complicated. I had a hard time with learning