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Blender vs Cinema 4D: Which is best for you?
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- The sheer-ability to do a parametric modelling and ability to create your own workspace, divide and play with windows is the thing I liked the most about Blender.
- Least Liked: Its complex and not easy for beginners. Since its one of the newborn software, it won't run smoothly on old platform even on windows 10.
- Compared to other products like Maya or Blender this is way more beginner friendly and time saving.
- The modeling tools may not be as advanced as other 3D software I have used, which can be a drawback when creating complex models.
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