Blender For Free 3D Animation Software Download 2.92.0

Mar 4,2019 - Blender Foundation, Ton Roosendaal (Free)

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About

Blender is a free and open-source 3D animation suite software. It supports the entirety of the 3D pipeline—modeling, rigging, animation, simulation, rendering, compositing and motion tracking, even video editing and game creation.

Advanced users employ Blender’s API for Python scripting to customize the application and write specialized tools; often these are included in future releases. It is well suited to individuals and small studios who benefit from its unified pipeline and responsive development process.

Blender is cross-platform and runs equally well on Linux, Windows, and Macintosh computers. Its interface uses OpenGL to provide a consistent experience. It has no price tag, but you can invest, participate, and help to advance a powerful collaborative tool: Blender is your own 3D software.

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System requirements

Processor	64-bit quad-core CPU
Memory	2 GB RAM (8 GB RAM Recommended)
Graphics Card	OpenGL 3.2 compatible card with 2 GB video RAM (CUDA or OpenCL for GPU rendering)
Display	1920×1080 pixels, 24-bit color
OpenGL Version	2.1 (Blender 2.77 up to 2.79b)

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Feature

Feature of Blender:

Photo-realistic Rendering
Blender now features a powerful new unbiased rendering engine called Cycles that offers stunning ultra-realistic rendering.

Fast Modelling
Blender’s comprehensive array of modeling tools make creating, transforming and editing your models a breeze.

Realistic Materials
With this software new rendering engine, the possibilities for materials are endless.

Fast Rigging

Transforming a model into a possible character has never been easier!

Blender offers an impressive set of rigging tools including:

Envelope, skeleton and automatic skinning
Easy weight painting
Mirror functionality
Bone layers and colored groups for organization
B-spline interpolated bones

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Animation toolset

Blender’s animation feature set offers:

Character animation pose editor
Non-Linear Animation (NLA) for independent movements
IK forward/inverse kinematics for fast poses
Sound synchronization

Sculpting
Experience the joy of sculpting organic subjects using the built-in sculpting feature set of Blender.

Fast UV Unwrapping
Easily unwrap your mesh right inside Blender, and use image textures or paint your own directly onto the model.

Full Compositor
The blender comes with a fully-fledged compositor built right in. That means no more exporting to third party programs, you can do it all without leaving the program.

Amazing Simulations
Whether you need a crumbling building, rain, fire, smoke, fluid, cloth or full-on destruction, Blender delivers great-looking results.

Game Creation
Included in Blender is a complete game engine, allowing you to create a fully-featured 3d game right inside Blender.

Game Creation

Camera and Object tracking
This software now includes a production-ready camera and object tracking. Allowing you to import raw footage, track the footage, mask areas and see the camera movements live in your 3d scene. Eliminating the need to switch between programs.

Camera and Object tracking

Library of Extensions
With a large community of enthusiasts and developers, It comes loaded with a vast array of extensions that you can turn on or off easily.

Flexible Interface
Novice and advanced users will love the ability to customize their layout completely. From simply splitting their viewport, to fully customizing it with python scripting, so it works for you.

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File Formats
It comes packed with import/export support for many different programs. Image: JPEG, JPEG2000, PNG, TARGA, OpenEXR, DPX, Cineon, Radiance HDR, SGI Iris, TIFF. Video: AVI, MPEG and Quicktime (on OSX). 3D: 3D Studio (3DS), COLLADA (DAE), Filmbox (FBX), Autodesk (DXF), Wavefront (OBJ), DirectX (x), Lightwave (LWO), Motion Capture (BVH), SVG, Stanford PLY, STL, VRML, VRML97, X3D.

Screenshots

Screenshots of Blender 3D Animation

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Video

Official Video Intro Blender 3D Animation

Become a PRO at Animation in 25 Minutes | Blender Tutorial

FAQs

Blender 3D Animation Software FAQs

In a few sentences, what is the GNU GPL?

You are free to use Blender, for any purpose
You are free to distribute Blender
You can study how Blender works and change it
You can distribute changed versions of Blender

In the last case you have the obligation to also publish the changed source code as GPL.

So I can make games without having to worry about the GPL, right?

Games created in Blender (.blend files) are program output and therefore not covered by the GPL. You can consider them your property, and license or sell them freely.
With stand-alone games however, any data that is included inside the actual stand-alone executable is covered by the GPL. If this is a problem then you should set up the stand-alone player so it reads from external .blend files. A common practice is to include a “please wait, loading…” scene in the standalone, and read level files externally.
The Blender standalone player or the game player can be sold commercially too, but you have to make it available under the GPL conditions.

How does the GPL and Blender benefit me?

The GPL allows for developers to work on Blender without worry that their work could be copied into a closed application. They can keep their own copyright on the code even, reserving the rights to sell or license it as they wish to.
The GPL makes it so that all contributers must make their code open, this means that if someone distributes a version of Blender with a cool feature, everyone can have access to it.
The GPL ensures that all future Blender versions will always be available as Free Software, providing the core freedom users and developers expect from it.

One of the main benefits of Blender is that it’s truly “your own software”. You or your studio can treat it as in-house software equally to the big powerhouses in the film industry.

What if I take screenshots of the Blender interface?

To enable documention (like books) with author copyrights, screenshots of GNU GPL applications are considered to be licensed as an author wishes. However, this only goes for the screenshot as a “whole”, as an illustration of how the software works. Individual items in a screenshot (such as icons) are still GPL.