Render time comparison of 3D software

**Taarank** · 13-05-2010

Hello friends,

I need you help to resolve my confusion regarding the 3D software. I want to be aware about the various 3D software. This is because I want to learn any of them 3D software. If you provide comparison for the various 3D software, then it will be helpful for me while selection this 3D software. Please don't hesitate to let me know your suggestions over this 3D software. Your any help would be greatly appreciated.

**Eric B** · 13-05-2010

Many 3D software are used to construct models of a variety of real-world entity, from automobiles to plants. Some are particularly designed to model definite objects. The 3D Studio MAX, is a ample and flexible 3D software used in television, film, video games and structural design for Windows. It can be extensive and adapted throughout its SDK or scripting using a Maxscript.

**Glenny** · 13-05-2010

Blender is a free, 3D studio for animation, rendering, modeling, along with texturing that offer a feature set equivalent to commercial 3D animation suite. It includes functionality like multi-resolution sculpting, 3D view texture painting. Blender is basically developed beneath the GPL and is obtainable on all major platforms with Linux, BSD, Windows, OS X, Solaris.

**JonathanD** · 13-05-2010

According to me Cinema 4D (MAXON) is the best 3D software. This application is for lay users. It has a lower preliminary entry outlay due to a modular design for to purchase supplementary utility as users need them. Initially this is developed for the Amiga, it is also offered for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.

**Macarenas** · 13-05-2010

AC3D is a one of the best 3D modeling software which began in the 90's over the ‘Amiga’ platform. AC3D doesn’t attribute its own renderer, but can produce output files for mutually POV-Ray and RenderMan amongst others. Used in a various industries, MathWorks aggressively propose it in many of their aerospace-related article due to price and compatibility.

**Trio** · 15-05-2010

MASSIVE is a 3D animation software for generating crowd-related visual effects, embattled for use in film and television. Initially developed for scheming the large-scale CGI . Massive has turn into an industry standard for digital crowd organize in high end animation and has been used on numerous further big-budget films. It is obtainable for different Linux and Unix platforms as well as for Windows.

**ApPy10** · 16-05-2010

Maya is 3D software basically used in the film industry. Maya has developed over the years into an software platform in and throughout extensibility through its ‘MEL’ programming language. It is offered for Windows and Mac OS X. SolidWorks is also a 3D software is used for the design of products, toolings, systems.